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VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE

VEdExA01E dA1h hESxUhA11vE =
1t IL an Elegant Preparation for Hair.
Il is composed purely of vegetable ingrediants of Cali
fornia production. and is unequaled for
Restoring Hair to Bald Heads!
II cures the suppressed secrctions, which produc
tive of the loss of Hair 1t the inspisated
tions which invariably produces violent pain in the
head: it the distended bulb which forces the
shaft of the hair from the capillary sack destroying hair
caters scay eruption of the scalp dandru altered tex
ture and drness of the hair and all other diseases of
the hair.
Testimonials.
The following gentlemen have used the Restorative
with good effect and kindly given their refer
Hon Bryant. ex-Judge Supreme Court; Hon Cor
don Mott, ex-Judge District Court Yuba county Hon
Jesse Goodwin. County Judge of Yuba county;
Rice, Esq, C Cooper, Esq, John Nash, Esq,
Robinson, Esq., L Bronx, Esq.
~ Prepared only by
JOHN c. JENKINS
Tho Hair Restorer Main street. between Front and
Second, Chico California.
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DREACH-LOADING SHOT GUNS. RE.
- volvers Of al the latest patterns, SeDcers Sport
Ing Rifles etc
AL sorts and sizes of cartridges.
New work made to order. and repairing executed in
the neate>t manner.
Oroville, March Srd. 1855 #
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THE style of head d-iress in Paris nov most in
vogue is known as ''ehien," or in plain English.
"pug-like.'
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FoCNp 1r.-The boy who lost his balance on the
roof found ii on the ground shortly aftervxrd.
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CAL. NORTHERN RAILROAD

NOT1CE-TAe six o'clock o.. n. Monday
IN srzic has been diesc,tnuDc
AypHEw J HrySET, surt
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TIE BIGGEsT--The biggest rat in the world the
Russian autoc rat merrily whisking his tail in Paris
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.,
:" H. IRWIN RESPECTFCLLY IN.
w forms his old and tried customers that he has
bought the harness and saderv business lately owned
by R Marchea and has removed his stock Of goods
the same place opposite his former place of business
next door 10 Wels Fargo Cos Express Once, where
he intends carry on the business in more extensive
manner than heretofore. The public informed that
intend TO eel goods Sacramento and Aarysyile phi
css and al those wishing anything in my line VIII do
well to give ne call ". h IRWIN
Dec a4sh. 1855 Montycmery street OroyiIle
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NURSERY TREES FOR SALE.

I%rnis Trees and Grape Vines, Warrant.
II ed ct .he hess variees for sale Hendee Garden
orcs~ Ai,. cuttings frcn III. ee,-sr.tsd fshir Z.sc
Craps. cs-n
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TIE subject of letting the woman share the
right Of suffrage is good deal agitat.d Why
not let them have it aiE Men have monopolized
It for SIX thousand years and why not let the
there any danger that they would make a worse
one than we have done.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA. !

STATE OF California;
COUNTY OF BUTTE.
hereby certify that by order of the Hon Warren
Sexton, Judge of the Second Judicial District Court in
and for Butte county, California the foregoing
mons was ordered published in the BUTTE REcoRD for
the term of three months.
G MOGRE, Clerk.
By JAMES GREEN. nanutv Clerk.
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Professor VIM HOLMES. Agent.
Huntoon street. Oroville-
None genuine unless bought at tho above places.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

U1OOLLHA2NL ~ LOOSs
A. c. SIMPSON,
Montgomery Stree. .OTos He
NEWS AGENT,
And w hoIesale and Retail
SOCKS, STATIC VERY,
TOY
Staple and Fancy Articles.
school Books.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS. ETC.
attended to-
AGENT
Phoenix iHart.ordl Fire Insurance Company
Aetna lHartford) Fire Insurance Company.
Travellers Accident and Life Insurance Company,
Mutual New Yorl Life Insurance Company,
Universal New York Life Insurance Company,
Widows and Orphans N. " Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Agent Of Wells. Fargo Cos Express. and California
State Telegraph.
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HEAVY on THE LAwYERs.-Horace Greeley. dis
cussing the question of revising the revenue laws,
gets of severe thought possibly merted hit at the
legal fraternity. He says: "A license OF $500 exact.
ed Of all practcing lawyers would operate as pub
lie benetiet. Good lawyers would have it made up
To them in increased business: while legions Of
sharks and swindlers who figure A. lawyers
would be driven to honest industry or compelled
TO do their stealing in such maniul fashion as 70
bring them speedily to career of usefulness in
some State Prison.
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THE EARLIEST TrBrLAR BRIpGE.-The bridge
Of the nose.
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TIE single county Of Kent. in Delaware. counts
on 500 900 basksis Of peaches this year.
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HATS y! ATS!!
RUY YOUR HATS of me-the various
> styles have can suit everybody in size, shape
and quality Having such large variety am enabled
to sell them very cheap
Also. fine variety Of gents white shirts.
D. y. FRlESLEBEN
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A GIRL in Springfield. Mass, applied to her tea
cher for leave to be absent half day on the plea
that they had company at home The teacher re-
ferred her to the printed list Of that the
School Committee thinks sufficiently to Justify alb
sence, and asked her if her came under any of
them. She naivey replied that il might come under
the head of domestic aiflictinns''
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NOTICE.

nERSONS HAVING BUSINESS WITH
II The County Superintendent of Public Schools Of
brfte cc1-s-. nsy sddrrse ne a. Chico
e AILEE,
coanty Superintendent fnslic ech-css.
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RoEsNeAUM's eITTERs,

R0ESNeAUM'S 1ITTERS,
Cures Dyspepsia
Cures Diarrhpa-
Cures Ssaadice.
Cures Liver Complaint.
Cures Indigestion
Cures Fever and Agun.
And all Bilious Diseases.
DOSEN.AUN'S BITTERS ARE THE
~ Inrzhd's Delight, the Poor Mans Friend They
Enveo, lnvigoerzte, Strengthen and in pleasant wsy
eradicate Diseases.
TRY THEM.
For Sale by Druggists and Liquor Dealers everywhere
or by n B. JACOBS CO.
emoi 423 Front street, San Francisco.
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E<sshEshed ey
DE-. ). c. YOUNG IN 1850.
sse Washington ST. below Montgomery San Francisco
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''Dr- Doher,y is skilful physician and honorable
gentleman, statement he makes to his patients he in
sure 10 fulfill That fact is great his cmi-
nent success in his profession 1t unfortunate that
among the many advertising physicians one who
can be depended on. .'-Rsrieir.
Or Dohertys reputation as physician is sufficient
guarantee for the cure of any he undertakes
Chronicle
'Dr Doherty has devoted his study more particularly
to chronic specific and secret practice and a. such is
now the most successful of any physician in San Fran
cisco. Free Press
Dr. Dohertys reputation second to no other phvsi-
clan on the coast in chronic and specific prartice
Mirror.
DR. DcHERrT.-Few in the medical profession
nave succeeed IN gaining the confidence of public
IN their skill and Judgment as be has "-Enq,arer.
DR. Doherty ranks our most DISTINGUISHED
physicians. and also of the successful which
is now the criterion by which the medical /.
judged. Echo. "
''DR W. b. DoHEnIY.-PeIsons going to San Frarcs
co IN search OF medical aid should by all means ca on
the above person. at his Institute He is gentleman ~
rare scholastic and scientific attanments and ia we'll
worthy the extensive patronage he receives from All
parts Of the State. .'-National
DIR. W K DOHERTY
Private Medical and Surgical institute
Sacramento street, below MONTGOMERY
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Cos Once
Private entrance on Leidesdorf street San Francisco
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Uyspcpsfn Heart D1sease, F1tS, EpI1eps
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine. It stiuu
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
overcomes disorders which would be supposed beyond it,
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
the people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do.
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CONSTABlE'S SALE,
RY virtue of an execution issued out

BY JAMES GREEN. Deputy Clerk
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Just Received: A Fine Dot of Double -Barreed Shot
Guns of all kinds.
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MEDICAL.
Or. cHAs. Il. TozER's

Private Medical lnsalture.
Northeast corner Kearnsy 5sekscn st. SAu Franc~co
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Oroville and by r. H. Mcdonald Co.. and Crane
Brigham, San Francisco, and nI dealers
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wHAr THEY Do.-Eagerness pants-Desponden-
cy sight-Weariaess yswns-Extreme ear makes
US breathieSs or aghast.
An ExcCsF.-Tae young ladies of Chicago who
wear false calves excuse the practice by saying
that they are protection against mad dogs.
IT WOULD SHOCK Hin.-speaking of Indians and
scslpins. an exchange saws: Saints alive, wha;
would thoroughbred say to chiSnon.
PRoskELv.-lf you don't know a man very we'll
loan him money aud then call s, his house for your
pay, and you will probably iad hia out.
AFTER CoMFosr-A New York prision theft gave
~ q reason for his depreiatiops that he wanted
TO lay offa week through the hot weather"
ISsANE.-The man who Srst offered anthracite
coal for sale as fuel was pu; into asylum for the
insane and died there.
MEANS ro.-Eyery inhsbi,snt of NeS York State
owe it.
wARN PLacE--Ou Tuesday sfiernoor in the
moulding room of the Msrysville Foundry the ,her-
moneter marked l2S degrees.
FoCSp 1.-THE boy who lost his balance on the
roof found 1t on the ground shortly af,ervxrd.
TEE style of headdress in Paris nov most in
vogue is known rs chen or in plain English,
pug like
WHEN philosopher who thought be had Al cx-
act knowledge of the whole human race has been
miserabiy cheated in the choice af = wife
TIE BrGGEsr--The biggest rat in the world the
Russian autoc rat merly whiskng his tail in Paris
Tar EARLIEST TusrLAR BRIpeE.-ne ..sridse~
OF the nose.
TIE single county Of Kent. in Delaware. counts
on 500 900 baskets Of peaches this year.
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KANSAS CRY AND GALsToN RAIL
RoAp.AI'he San Antonio Herald has
been permitted t. make the follow
inp extract from a letter dated Fort
smith, Ark, JulyTl4, written to a
49, "We are still ha-
ing a great deal Of rain,; crops viii
be spIendid.in this State.
sGibsop7is gpiAg 70 be The great
military depot Of this country all
the mechanics haSs been taken up
there, and the goyerpment IS imi
proving on a large scaleTallin con
sequence Of the certainty that IN
less than two years the Kansas City
and Galveston Railroad will be anu
ming o the Oak River. II will pass
through OF near Fort Gibson. The
Memphis. Little Rock and Fort
Smitk Raiirtae will tap the Kansas
CITY and Galveston rOAli about North
Pork. or SOM where in thai region.
A -.ifdie section Of the Kansas City
and CALVES. n Railroad viii becOm-
menced Cd the S0uth d Arkansas
rirer. urpgsifs Gibson, next sT.-----sg
Tde d5isp4hy are Iow making ar
nsEre merits for transportation 81
y.aterial M uhs Arkansas river.
The Indian rc5nafrT VII Ab.OfD
al he z0utLErt, AID Fiil sc0n Be
formed into q TERRITORY, Governor
APPOINTED. ard al the machinery q
a T'Trf1rT III IN operation.
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UIST OF LETTTRs-Renainins

IsT OF LETTERs-Remaining
in DALLAS Post ofhee, on the let day
Of August which il NOT taken out By the
sOsh Of August. will be returned TO the Dead
Letter. once. Washington, d. C.,
AIR. ire L. Avery.
NV W Besaeft, ESQ Tiias. Brown,
NJ. Ballad, J. I. Baker. ThQs Boyed.
.sf,LT y Ca a nii,ort t'lsrk, JUhn Coax
er. John Campbell. g. ~ coiee. -..--r.
nEDr w. r porBsri ,. y. nelzy.
EZAlfert Elaridee. Amanda Estes
G-BMw 5 Greever.
HI b Harris. Geo. W. Harris, Tom
Hunt. NC Noble, y Harvey.
KLJames knight
-wJ. Logan, Msriah Lively y 7.
Luzk. n. La~rsace
M-urs Nabfy, x. T.. Martin, Nm- Mar
tan. J 4 McCnicheu- Wm. AcCrncksn-
yAThss : Norfhcuf.
r@F PEEK. Wm. rsrry. g v Parker.
R-Hsrvss Riddles, Benz. Rodgers Jen-
nig Bose
s-rhss selssnou. Il Csrifh, " v stan
friEre. Elihu sulisEn-
psnlel Tranrii. 1r-ert Thrir-
vs. Williams. Jns A Wilma
C-pt gsErieht, A. EsIis. Gee r. Wheel
T-JHE Toune-
Any enc e.ilinr f.r suy y he sbsv
ls-ssrs. VII risnss say Acrs-f-rsd
san sEAroS. z n
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Nolice
Nsr.s.n N. .s eD s.ssrs WHO want 1

To Merchants and Others WHO want :
Retire from Business.
WIKI, ercfanre good lands for 6crfs
.pi I,rn-sat = fair rafe. Win PAY s-us
l.re~ss The l.nd i IN eigi' - nine f'un-
lies and good fer the eultiTation % ri,eni
~ r,rseu wishing 10 erchsnge tbeir
siscks can get god tr.de Adercfs
Nd BULLION.
We.fherfsrd. Parker GO Tens
Iars Is. 1as7-40snca
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Lost.

nN the 12fh inst. one Certificate issued
~ tow. u. Witt BY The ,Auditcriai Board
calling for Eight hundred and sixty-fse
dollars and some cents, date and number
not remembered II not found within fhe
line prescribed BIZ Law. aFp iestion VII Be
made % the proper authorities for durli-
ne - VII VIII
psTlss June %. Iss7-4s9t
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ny sirius of an order Of the Probate
ID court of fir-isson County, made at The
= -rsrrn nf zaii Court. 1861, I viii sell 81
-utlie auurtiop a ths Couri House door in
Ire iorasi-5f nsiias, On The FIRST Tuesday IN
Aurua neat, befreeu The hour Of 10 A. ".
rnisP. n. sir hundred and forty nsres,
ths. Bounty Lard n iipihaT BidridEe dee d,
ssi1sssd on Ter Hiie Cresf, nefr de town
a L.arrstsr S1id lasd al Ss sold in
email irncfs. ard On twelve months credit.
Csss rerssrsi security and q lien On The
itnd bsine r-quirta-
JSO n CROCKETT, Au'y.
-I,sfi-z, sur IQil. lss7-1s-St
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Planes and Music.

,/oRN 4 BREMER, 9s Camp ST. Coat sntly "a
4. hand Rrst class riHHus--rlcNvla, Martin
Onyriors the celebrated Cyclold, 0tC, l5lNl
r GRUNEwALD, Publisher 81 Music, Importer
/ A.. IL muslral Instruments, Plryrl Planes, stein
way sons, Chickcring's aud GaLlur'a, l2s Canal,
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Sewing Machines.

CsOIpfHFRN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
y Noiseicss Machine Of Wilcox 4 Gibbs will sew'
hem fell, BRAID tuck gather, quilt, card and EN-.
81 Charles St Box $50, p. o. New Orleans,
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ruftahls fer vel sacks.
ID sss READY MADE SACES-a large
at.tiiig On had for sale lev b.
rgr-f7 FIELD BROS.
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g.. Thsi. truly 'hs "sre Of prognss,' AMI lh'
AmsripuI-rle aFs, bsyond aouli, ~ Hisai " oil
ihar- ms 8 clearly dsmon'iriei ny he seNis
" -h'ts--uL,sh = vuiy'ly -ruakiRs "a American in
yrpiIDh
Ii this litnch & laaRuaeiaro tic Eafu1 htvINo
.N,ruixr Co. nnioe 0i6 Rroalwsy, New Yolt CITY
stand, pc ununrni, TAglg ~lwiTWsl 'ir'lnH
ah s,hs HhaA 10 r.ysL II adult an so'ina insehan
cl prnc.plc,i simple In eonsirurilon-ea''ly und'T'
stool an not llahia 10 got out Of order
II. sewing qualities, particularly on cloth and lrai
20, cannot . sqalleii and such We recommend u
IN our feuas and tho public generally
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Ttrrrrfgf r.H.i..f sfiffifaIff fslf-
. sifHthf ~ rfrfin0i M. 4 Hfsfnissif
sUanfL aAat siita 90 ~ N. sf.hsai. ~
hlnl il,l white slnis stila nslis lileiff ~. Z
hapab llfh l.r.f ~ vu ~ frhl rtifit1 vifh
X,aI1i's "a s1nlfrilif Ndad NJ 10 lH
a.. ~ Z Sa e. 2.Ts.ii.Fs"l ''ils'eAkffI
fuHsT, slsui ,fsf. 90, ii4si " hsui. hish,
a tni irfid Hh 49, tn ~ .nlh q sme Hhlie 80
-, h'sc - snis 1s~' eNs'h"g 6aal'
TAhlA tFiBn q fHmt ga, add csifaisi y.
fru ". Mysfs, - litringi NJ r,hnr wv hALl
aud tuii, uiarr b. yafs ~, branded = 90 Tho d
shoulder ani uur s,trud rriN hliT ihf thrrr bead
valued at SIS unr my MAkLlu ,r.fsold brand
81 "a the lsn -bouhisI and hip, Llt A. eNiluF
s0it, the ~ ~ n salnsi ftSh ''te hoAN MAhh
! years 80, valued Al SO. 0ri uhAl MsgE, q
y,aTs Sla, hraied pa In hig aai shoulder, VIZ
eonnteiei' 49, a!rsiiins coli, Valued A. so One
s.ssEl MARE 5sA-s W. a| F'aga'd ssiu'd
TAKEN IPty T. MasF', aHa e.lIay"i lsieIe
NJ, MytTs, Esl,, rNsiHct No, 2, oneNkAh HORSE,
about yrar- Old, about ~ hands kigh, .hIaple
| y AnA y T. unist ou ihe len aioalder ard 7 q
I on the right shoulder Nalutd a. $40 one BROWN
HoRs y, about fyAgs old, u haads hsh' branded
II and T. under 40 The Ion shoulder, Valued AZ $50
LAS H. TllOMAs.l. A.. Il, ID. N, nsAAs
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Bagging, sc.
Commission Merchants.

nERKINs, swENsON & CO., New Orleans
i SWENSON PERKINS CO., New fork,--Gen-
eral Commission Merchants.
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More OF THE ISprAS RAip.-The Bon
ham News has the following additional
particulars of The recent Indian raid into
the Northwestern counties: ~ ~ ~ q 'a'-
We learn from Mr.. Dumas, who
il Just from ont West, that thesIn-
dams have recently made raid on
the counties Of Cook Montague,
Jack and Wise, and have driven off
nearly all of the horses in that Sec
ton. They also captured 80 head
Of Uncle Sans mules, and attacked
the U. s. troops stationed at Buffa-
10 Station. The 6cpredators num-
btrcd $50 well armed and well
mounted men; the soldiers only 30.
In addition to this number, there
were a few citizens who had fed
from home and given the alarm
Just in time to enable the troops to
prepare. for defence, by W h ] c h
means, the troops were saved from
destruction, and the military stores
from capture. II is TO be regretted
that the main body Of the troops
were away on other daty at the
time, for had they all been present,
astop might have put, perhaps to
large portion Of these raiders,
who, We believe are not Indians in
toto, but principally desperate white
men. We learn that one man was
killed IN the fort, and tbs thought
one OF Are rniders was kiiiedEr We
do hope tltt a Sufficient for-e may
be placsd On t1c frontier @ protect
the citizens and their property, and
We think iAat the troops stationed
Il the interior posts could be better
ersf ioyed On the frontier IN Fr0tec-
ting those wb9 need profectf1n. e
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CAPT. W. II. HORTON,
Sub. Asst, Com, doth Dist, Texas.

Go AND REoIsTER.-We think it
auitc possible that our people will,
before the election, find that it is
better to vote "No Convention,
such a course may BIO necessary to
save us from misrule, anarchy and
Misrepresentation, therefore we adj
wise all who can to 60 and register.
A convention may secure for us add
mission to the general government,
but we cannot there be represented.
No member not Radical can got
from the South, and it is better that
we remain. in our present state, than
that we should be misrcprescntcd in
Congress. TO be an elector was once
the right of an American citizen, 1t
is now a dear boon or privilege be-
slowed on us by the minions OF hell
and although it comes from such a
source il is but duty to accept it.
Z We know not what may Occur the
old top rail may again be replaced
and we may yet save our land from
INC Vengeance VI ~ 80 -
foes.
II we no" lose 'no on:,'tv 20 oaane1
us, the remainder of our lives may
be passed as aliens in our native
land and we should not abandon our
pirth riSnt.-zZ- Olo.nel, sou '''' L''
The ABYssINIAN CApTIvE-LHT-
TER FROM ONE OF THE sCAPTIvEs.-
The London Times Of the 9th in
slant contains a. very interesting
letter from one of tho Englishmen
who are held in captivity by the
King of Abyssinia, in retaliation
for his ssjilting' by Queen Victoria,
Tbe letter is addressed to the wife
of the prisoners
r5i DIT t'as91 . 2sas'5IEDArs, May g
II lust add 4 line to my letter of
yesterday. AS At is doubtful whether
the opportrnity for writing will not
before many DAYS have elapsed be
come exceedingly difficult, If not ut
terly i'm possible. The return of
Mr. Flad, the disappointment of the
King in not obtaining The requested
accession to. his white victims, aud
the consciousness that neither in
,trirue nor cunning will avail him to
extort fresh concessions from The
British Government, or the gcneros-
itv Of British Christians, all, / be-
Tevc combine to bring before long
'our melancholy and doleful history
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PARKER COUNTY,

TAKEN m by William Rider and esiraycd before
" white, j. l.. prrolnct M l, one BLACK HORSE, II
hludi high, Il years old, branded ON tho lett shoulder
with spanish brand crop on each ear, Valued at so
Also one Ray PONY HORSE, IA hands high, years
DID, no brand bald fice, white feet split In right ear
Valued NJ S50 ,Alao, ono BAiPONY, i3lS hands high
years cid, branded on the right shoulder and thigh
Jf connected. Valued nt $50 i5.3t.
TAKEN UP by Allen Christian and estrayed be-
fore " White, Justice Of the Peace In and for Fro,
cinct No. I. Parker county, Texas, ono DEF BAY
HORSE, about " hands high, y.arsrld. branded
ON the right shoulder l. has me white In forehead
Appraised at $40. ..l'...H H. asst
TAKEN CP by James wimberoy, and estrayod
before j. 7. NORRELL, Justice VI the peace In and
for Precinct No. ), Parker county, Texas. one RED
ROAM HORSE, about IL hands high, years old,
branded on the left shoulder g 45.3t.
TAKENUP by j, J. Darker, and es,rayed before
A. W. Simmons, q Justice of tho Peace In and for
Precinct No. I, Parker county Texas, one ROAM PO-
NY MARE about l3l1 hands high, II years old;
BRANDED on tho len shoulder =, some saddle marks
nearly blind in eii eye, some white in forehead, and
Appraised s35. ~.
TAKEN Up by A. NJ. Green, and esir aged before
n White, Justice Of the Peace in and Tor Precinct
No. I, Parker coonty, Texas, one BROWN HORSE
about IA hands high, 10 or II years old, branded
and with quarter circle over II. Appraised at $50
Also, one SORWEL MARE, II hands high, years
old branded ON left shoulder 4. Appraised nj $50.
asst. II. W. DUKE, Grk .. O., u. O.,
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-Circnlar.
DALLAs, Jnly l.lh, lsIl

OFFICE Sen, Asst, CuaHissIoSrR, J
BUREAU OF X. +, & \, L., STATE OF
TEXAs. I
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WOOL and HIDES,

And sell them in DE best markets in til,
world.
In Ms recent tour North he made exten
.ive arraneeLaents for the sale Of these ar
II, o.. v;,f sens Of ahs best houses in New
York. Boston and Buffalo, the places that
consume more Of them than al the other
places in the United Ststss.
There. are thousands Of bidss thrown
awsv n Texas. Save them; they are mo
nsy,. Twill fsly then and pay the money
for them, p, ssesFs ysp ths best price 'ha'
can be hid.
Julv q. ls57-45ctf.
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noon COUNTY.

TAKEN uPhy John I, Carmichael, living miles
southeast Of Acton, IN Preclnct Ne I, Hood county
an rstraytd before n q ruicrs, j. T., Precinct No.
8, one RIM OK, s Tor yrars old, marked two splits
in III. len ear smooth ercp on The rht ear, brand
81 with diamond on the lett shonlder, Valued Of
syn iG,3t
TAKEN rP by r. 7, Dickson, living In Precinct
No. 2, four milcs north ~ Stockton, ilood County,
and sslraytd before r. q Peters, J, T. Precinct No.
FRET branded !, eight years Old, liis hands high,
Apptal.,l Al sl5 dollars iG,3t
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Enrnifure.

TIVE gndsrsignsi begs leave - lpfgr'n
II the citizens Of Dahas and vscin,iy ia
be has established himself IN DNtifs ~
the parPRsof ma.nnfactn-ing al kliies =
fuTsitHrs - The B5st approved styts--
he viii als0 maks a sbert noiise ihe Fe5s
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Hscsn Re found ntsir. Gee. Lsintardt's
90 J ADDIxGTOS
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aGod bless you and the darling
children, and that VIC, may both re:
ceive strength according to our need
is the fervent prayer of your ever
affectionatc, husband. seaas yns
-dftti HYNRY A 'STERN."