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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

YorSG men who form proper estimate Of their
powers, seldom fail to make ngure in the world
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

"GocD blood will always show ITSELF as the ole
lady said, when she struck by the redness o.
her nose.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

MANY mems praying and swearing are pretty
much the same; when they swear they think no
harm; when they pray they think no good
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

MONTREAL is claimed 10 be the sayest city of its
SIZE IN the world 1t is estimated that $50 900 has
been expended there for balls the present season
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

SESsIBLE-When laboring man tolls six days
does he think what confounded idiot he is to gam
bic and guzzle the proceeds of his weeks labor on
Sunday is he proud of his contribution to the hors
es, diamonds, dinners and demli monde of sports
and gin sellers2 Reflect
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

OFFoSrTs RgAsoN.-ln Washington a woman
shot man because be did not marry her In Gin.
cinnat another shot one because he did.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

JOE CoBURS and John c. Heenan are said to
have arranged fight for $40 600 and the American
champ ionship.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

MARRIAGE in New York was Indemnity post
poned in consequence Of the bride being TOO drunk
10 say yes
81 HAVE not loved lightly as the man said
pounds.
FANER in Iowa drove his wife from the house.
set the building on fire and then cut his throat.
Jealousy.
IF a woman were to change her sex what sort
of being would she become? She would be be
then-a heat hen.
"Gocp blood will always show ITSELF as the old
lady said. when she was struck by the redness of
her nose.
JOE CoBURS and John C. Heenan are said to
have arranged fight for $40 900 and the American
champ ionship.
nine of the largest dimonds ever seen in this
country are on exhibition at jewelers. in Broad
way, New York.
some of the Shakers OF West Pitts6eld have re.
Gently eloped and married
LADY Franklin, the widow OF the Arctic naviga.
or is in Rome.
HERES to internal improvements" as Dobbs
said, when he swallowed dose of salts
WHEN pickpocket pulls at your watch tell him
plainly that you have no time to spare.
LIrrLe girls believe in a man in the moon
ladies believe in man in a honey moon
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

TIE dog tax of Mississippi produced ses coo for
the State Treasury tos the year 1855.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

- Complaints formerly Of Locke Hospital London
eight years N Sacramento. and the las. four Years IN
San Frsncico4
Dr. Te1ers experience is Of forty years standing and
during that time hss met with unparalleled Success in
the rea,1len. al those diseases generally known ss
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11
MEDICAL.
N DIcAL INSTITUTE.
CONSULTATION BY LETTER OR 9TH.

So Washington below Montgomery. San Francisco
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

HERES to internal improvements, as Dob
said, when he swallowed dose of salts.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

LITrLe girls believe in a man in the moon
ladies believe in man in honey moon.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

WHEN pickpocket pulls at your watch tell him
plainly that You have no time to spare
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11


''Dr. Doherty is skilful physician and honorable
gentleman any statement he makes his patients he is
sure to fulfill That fact is great cause of his emf
nent success in his profession II is unfortunate that
among the many advertising physicians there is one who
can be depended on. "-Rerietr.
Or Dohertys reputation physical sufficient
guarantee for the cure of any he undertakes
ChroaicL
Or Doherty ha. devoted his study more particularly
to chronic specific and practice and as such is
now the most successful Of any physician in Fran
cisco. FIRE. Press
DR. Dohertys reputation is second to no other physi
can on the coast in chronic and specific practice
Mirror
DIR DoHERrT--Few men in the medical profession
nave succeeded IN gaining the confidence the public
IN their skill and Judgment as he has.''-Enquirer.
''Dr. Doherty ranks of distinguished
PHYSICIANS and also of the most successful which
Is now the criterion by which the medical practitioner
judged ''-Ecbo-
DIR W. h DoHERTY.-PeIsons going to San Francis
co in search of medical aid should by all means can on
the above person, at his Institute He is gentleman Of
rare scholastic and scientific attanents and is we'll
worthy the extensive patronage he receives from an
parts Of the State-''-NdtiondL -
DIR. ". E DOHERTY
Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street. below Montgomery
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Ofice
Private entrance Leidesdorf street San Francsco
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

NINE of the largest dimonds ever seen in thi
country are on exhibition at a jewelers. in Broad
way. New York.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

some of the Shakers OF West Pittsfeld have
Gently eloped and married.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

DASHAWAY
w A S n N c NJ A G Il N e!
IF YOU WANT TO SEE A GOOD WASH
4 ing Machine. Exarne the
Improved Dashaway.
wn. H Blocd-s Patent, January 18th, 1854 If you
need Washing Machine, Try the
Dashaway,
On fine Cotton Thread. Hemp rope Shirt Collars and
Wristbands Blankets Lace collars, Gunny Sacks. Lsce
Window curtains canvass, etc. before buying,
Price of Machina with Heater and Wringer. SIS 90
Price Of machine without and with Wringer,- 80 90
Manufactured By J. N STAMP.
s.ee., Between 4.h and tth, Asr-.vire.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

- ers1>e frSe II wos,sd oS equally useless and IN
Necessary 70 enuerzre here the diseases cured the
Institute Al oiasses OF complaints treated; but
consider L my duty mention those special
IS upon such the unfeelns and Irresponsible Quack
dwsls with phases well calculated deceive those is
noant Q; the emptiness o. his Professions First among
~'a Al
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11
As a Family Physic.

Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic possess. They are
mild but certain and efcctual in their action the
treatment OF disease.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

LADY Franklin, the widow OF the Arctic navig
or, is in Rome.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11

From DR.. Ed,c1rd Boyd, Btlhmorc.
DEAR Bro. AVER: leanna. icii1t complaints
have cared with yl- Pills better than al thaf
treat ici p;r91trc medicine. place great depe-
dence eecual caihartic in my daily with
disease ami believing do that your Pills afford the
best we have, Of course value them highly.
PrTrssURa Pa MAY I, 1855.
Dr. j. c. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst h-dddoie any body have by dose
Of your Pills 1t TO arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at
Yours with great respect. Ed. ". PREBLE,
Tsrk Of Steamer Clarion.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-06

MYSTERY or PUScruArios.-An old
compositor tells this nnecdotc in u New.
England paper: 1--WE remember, a mum.
Ier Of years ngo. when we were at work
in book office, near Boston, the copy was
received for scientific work. The copy
was manuscript, with every letter well
formed, every capital letter in its proper
place, every word distinct and pinetuaicd.
II wn- plain as reprint, and called by the
composilors the hest manuscript copy they
had seen. This copy was given out to the
coInpo.ilors. n few pages at time, who set
|, up aud punctua,cd il as they had been ~
the habit OF doing, each as he thnhgi,t the
sense required. The proof reader read
the proofs. marked few changes in the
punctuation. rs he did In most Of the
proofs, and the mat,er was corrected. An
other proof was taken and corrected, and
when thirty or forty pages ~erc ready they
were sent to the author tor his inspection.
In n few days the proofs came lack, with
the punctuation marked freely. II twnseor
rcc,cd, Of course, and the cornposiiors then
20, orlcn 10 fellow copy IN punctuation
Tbev did 20, and another lot was forward.
ed to tho author, punctunicd exactly nc.
cordins TO tho copy. In due time these
proofs enmc back, nnd with the punc'nn.
,ion marked more than before, if that were
possibIc. This irritatcd the proof render
so,nc what, and he sent the scientific author
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"My frend,' sci the Kernel, impressive.
ly, "cfI recognize yoor dulcct tone voc
are my niger. Four years ngo yco w'iz
set FREQ, 700 sposed, by Linkin hut we've
done away with that. Come fortl, and
give yoorelf up; 700 shell, ef yoo &"
peaceably, hev yoor good quarters ngin aud
he treated cz NV oll."
''Go away, white man, and stop yoor
foolin. Dis niggars IN bed"
"Brcnk down The door :" yelled tho dc.
kin, "and llcv done with H." and rush
wns made.
The door WIZ broke down, and IN a
mlnit tho niger anil his wife, and two
children, wuz Out in the street, bound, and
tho Kernel he'd the iuriiitoor packt, ready
to take to his own house. In the mean
time, assaults he'd been made on two other
houses with rather different results. Dee.
kin Prognm led on one onto house NV a
former slave NV hizzen. and WIZ disabled
by q cllarge Nv shot in his leg, and the in
filriated niggcr threw open the winder and
sworc that he'd empty tother barrel into the
head Nv the first IMAM who come IN range.
The whole settlement wuz by this time
alarmed, und ltes sprung up. and we Good
hear tho click Nv the cocks Nv muskets,
and the plin Nv li,r,iloor nlore tho doors.
Il wuz decided that the attempt to rc.cn.
slave EN- lsc given over for That mite, and
carrying in the Deekin who WIZ weak from
loss NV blood, We made our way To the
Corners ngin.
The result demonstrated to mo the i'm.
possibility Nv the two races Twin together
in harmony. There WIZ natrll nntason.
ism between en wiclI must result inevita.
bly, IN war Nv races, onless the status NV
the two mres is fixed by onaltcrahle law.
Il can't be denied that, so long cz they
are among lls, so long shall we bc tempted
10 sublluc en-, aId so long will sich sole.
harrowin scenes cz that Nv last night result.
Ez heer the groans Nv that prostrnted
saint, Deekin Program, (this is written at
his bedside in the intervals Nv leedin him
ticker wilha spoon,) feel us tho must
vlndicate my birth by going out and KILN
n niger. No,hin but the uncertainty cz to
who might or who wood be killed re-
strains mo. Thank Heaven, next yeer,
when Seymour or PcndIcton is President,
and the uncons,istooshnel acts NV Rump
Congress is done away with, all this will he
fixi. ltis this that soothes the Deekin aud
enables him to endoor his snflerins.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBr, p. NJ,
(Wich is Postmaster
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PORTLAND AND N. Y.
Steamship Company
rRI.wEEKLY LINE.

THE aue steamer DililGO, Capt.
&o u. sssRwoop, fRANCONiA, Capt
OfH&w. W. SHsRwoop, and CiiESA-
H1f7GsPEAKE, Capt. CBks. JOHNSON, will,
until further notice, run as followsi
Leave 6airs wharf. Portland, every Wednss'
day THURSDAY and Saturday, at 4 o'clock +. NJ,
And leave Pier u East River. New York every
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday, At4 o'clock
Pm
The Diriso and FraneonlA are fitted up With hne
sccommod ATOMS for passengers, making this The
most speedy SAFE and comfortable route Tor trAv-
el.r. between New Yofk and Maine.
Passage, In state Room, 500. Cao'n passags'
SSru Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line TO anc nom Mon
trcai, Quebec, bangor. Bath, Augusta, EastPort
shlppers are requested To send their Freight to
the steamers az early as Up. NJ. on the day that
thew leave Portland.
For frelgh: or passsgeApply To-
EMERY a FOX, Gait's Wharf. Portland.
J. y. AMEs, pier d East River, New YORK:
August Is, iseI.
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The Power of Imagination.

Billy Smitl, is carriage maker in shop
ofPulforl Il Co., in our village. Billy is q
genius, us The gorgeous red and yellow
stripes on Puliords wagons show; and
while counterieiling nature one day, for his
own amusement in the rear Of the shop. his
mind happened to run on the subject oI
rotten eggs, and forthwith one of these IN
tcrcsling objects appeared OH the board he.
meath his magical brush. 1t was repre-
sentcd as broken, and was SO natural thai
an observer might fancy that it caused
disayrecablc odor. The picture remained
there for some time, all who had occasion
to 90 tlat wny,. not caring to disturb q
thing so iorl'idding to the delicate senses o
the nasal protubemnco. One day Sqnlrc
NJ. saw It, and applied his fingers to his
nose. Billy saw him, and explained to
him that it wns merely paint. At first he
would hardly believe, hut finally convinced
he offered BILLY ten dollars to paint simi.
lar one on his door step. The squire was
something Of wag, nnd wished to see the
effect produced OH tho ladies' and gentle.
men who had been invited to party ut his
house That evening.
Billy received ten dollars. and promised
to have the painting ready in time.
Evening arrived, and so dill the ladies
and gentlemen; and ns each in succession
passed over Billy's painting, they elevated
their feet anh skirts, and applying their
pcrfimed handkcrchicis to their noses,
wol.dered if the squire was aware of the
presence of ,ha, friglltinl thing on his door.
step.
The party progressed, and tho rotten egg
was the subject Of much remark. Squirc
NJ. heard an,l felt jolly over the success Of
his little practical joke. When everybody
was chatting at the table a0er supper, and
not few Of them about the. ."uppari,ion''
at the door, the squire arose, and uttering
preliminary "hem !" said:
81 suppose you all saw that on my step
didn't you9"
Everybody asscntcd, some of the females
uttered little scream, md all Of that sex
famed themselves vigorously. Tho squire
resumed:
! had that placed there to illustrate tho
power Of Imagination, us show you, II
you'll adjourn to the door"
All went.
1Now said the squire. taking out his
snowy pocket.handkcrchicf. "you will SEQ
that this is not what you supposed i was,
but merely a painting" And no pressed
tho handkerchief on the '.illustrn,c.i" spot.
then ruised IL suddenly to his nose. "By
Jupiter :" he exclaimed. .i.'s rotten egg
after nll !" uI
BILLY had taken the ten dollars and bruk.
en a bona yide rotten cgs ON the door step,
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THAr Dam RoARIso.-A young bucl
went to see The daughter Of nchnrrh eldcl
lately, whose house was ncnr mill dam
It being the spring Of the yenr. the wnter'
made considerable of ronr as they tum
blcd over tho dam. The modest young
gentleman tipped lightly ut the door at first
hut received no answer. He tapped ngair
still no nnswrr.-Ayain and again he re-
peatcd his knock, hut still he WINS unhcnri
mastering up courage, he proceeded to in
flict some severe thumps on the door
which brought the staid old gentleman
out.
81 suppose" said the yonngsier, who
had by this time bccorne slightly savage
from being compelled to wait so long; 81
suppose you could not hear my knocking
for that dam roaring"
"The damn roaring! What do you mean
sir7 How dare you speak in that way?'
said the divine, somewhat nngercd by hear.
ing the young man swear in his presence.
II mean TO say, sir. that suppose you
could not hear my knocking on account OF
the dam roaring.
"Dumn roaring agnin You young scoun.
tlrel /! Have you the impudencc to insult
mo witt, repetition Of those words ? BE
gone, sir !"
"Nly dear sir" quoih, the now bcwiLler-
cd youth, IL intended to say that prcs'im
c,l could not be heard OF account Of the
dam roaring" laying particular emphasis
OH the last two words.
"Insllt on insult :" shouted the infiirint.
cd old man. and rushed ut the poor fellow
with the intention Of fejecting him, hut was
restrained by the voice Of his daughter ex
claiming:
"Papa, suppose the young man intend.
cd to say that he could not DO heard on ue-
count ofllc roaring oftlIe DAM"
.Ol,-beg your pardon, sir-l beg your
pardon-wnlk IN, walk in sir-rcally Yah,
well ! ! declare The dam roaring Capi.
tai! Come in, come IN. That is too rich :"
Il is needless to add that tho young man
went in, and in the excellent society OF the
young lady, soon forgot the "dam roar
ing"
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NUMBER so.

not very polite note, saying: "If ] can't
punctunie this work to snit you, and you
can't punct,,atc il to suit yourself what AFRO
you going to dor In reply, the nuthor
said he wasn't awnre he had been correct
ing the Office punctuation, but II tho proof
render would see to the punctuation. no
would he greatly oblIgc'l, rs it was so'ne'
thing he knew nothing about Aner that
there was no more trouble about punctus.
tiun ON that work"
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NAsBY ON THE NOVEMBER ELEO.
TI0NS.
How The Result Affected the Faithful in Ken
tueky.


Posr OrYIs, CoNYEpRIr X RoADs,)
| (Which Is in the Stait Nv kentucky.)
November 10, 1867.
The Corners wuz prostruted with Joy last
mite ut the reject Nv the news Nv the No.
vember cleckshuns.
The citizens met that cvenin, not to re-
joice, but to adopt sich measures for turnin
tho victry To account CT the occashun SEEM
ed to demand. The Deekin WIZ there. and
! blecve every white male citizen Nv the
Corners wuz in his sect afore the glad peals
NV the bells he'd seesed peelin. | nssooIn.
the chnir and in few joodisl'us remarks
stated the objeck NV the meeiin. Moo York
remarkt. he'd spoken, and Moo Jersey,
the blessid Stait NV wich he'd the honor
to bc nativ, he'd returned to her first love.
WIZ not now ashamed to own that wuz
a native Nv Moo Gerscy. lam proud Nv It,
and were il not for the fact that owe neer.
y halfuv her citizens, in sums rngin from
half dollar up to eighteen, wood turn
there to wunst. But l won't. lfwood
awaken expcctashuns in thcr buzzums
witch wood never be fulfilled, and I'm too
tcnhcr.llartid. too considrit Nv the icelins
NV others to lasserate them feclins. ] can't
properly express my emoshuns. TllHnk
Heaven, the niger is ourn.
The niger can't 20 North, with the cleo
shlin returns starin him in tho face. and cf
he stays here he must stny OIL our terms.
Thank the Lori.
Deeken Pogrnm sc,l TINT he hedn't felt so
good scnce his first wife died. lie felt too
good to speek, and the brethren wood ex-
cuso him Of his remarks shood be brccf.
I'VE will We will with grea, yoonanini.
y.) Four weeks ago, when we heerd from
Ohio and Pcnnsylvnny ho he'd to wunst
drawd up skedule Nv the loss that he'd bin
inflicted onto him by the tyrannical edict
Nv the illinoy Goriller, copy Nv wich he
wood reed:
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BIDDEFoRD, ME-, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6. 1867.
"What is your name?"
"Pat Connor," said the man.
"And your wife's was Morn ?"

"Pat Connor," said the man.
"And your wifs's was Nora?"
That's her name, and the boy with he
Is Jamcsy, yer honor.
The captain looked at Connor's friend.
they looked at the captain. Then he said
hiskily:
"Sit down, my man; I've got something
to tell you"
aShe sailed with us."
"Where is she?"
"My man." said tho captain, "we nl
have our trials God sends them. Yes
Nora started"
Connor said nothing. He was looking
at the captain now, white TO his lips.
ats been sickly reason, said the cap
tain. awe had illness OH bourd-tho chol
cru. You know that"
III didn't" said Connor. I'll can't read
They KEEP It from me-"
ave didn't wan, to irigh,en him." SAID
one man, in a halfwhisper.
"You know how long We lay at quaran'
tine?"
"The ship came in did that" said Con
nor.
"Did 70 say Nora went ashoro3 Ought
to bo looking, for her, Captain
"Mnny died." went on the Captain, "ma
ny children. When we were halfway
here your boy was taken sick"
"Jamesy," gaspcd Connor.
"llis mother watched him night and
day." said the Captain, "and VIC did all we
could, but at laT hc died; only one ol
many. There were five buried that day.
But il broke my heart to sec the mother
looking out upon the water. Its his ia.
tIier think Of said she; 'he's longing
to sec poor Jamesy.'"
Connor groaned.
"Kecp up, if you can, my man. said
the captain. "I wish any one else had to
tell you rather than L. That night Nora
was taken III also very suddenly. She
grew worse fast. In the morning she called
me to her."
"'Tell Connor died thinking Of him,
she said. 'and tell him to meet mo And
my man, God help you! she never SAID
anything more-in an hour she was gone
Connor had risen. lie stood up, trying
to steady himself looking at the captain
with eyes dry as two stones. Then he
turned to his friends
alive got my death, boys" he said, and
then dropped to the floor like n log.
They raised him and bore him uwuy. ~
an hour no was ut home on the little bed
which had been made ready for Nora, wea.
ry with her long voyage. There, at last, he
ho opened his eyes. Old Mr.. Bawn ben,
over him he had been summoned by the
nows, and the room was full Of Connor's
fcllow-workmen.
"I)elter, Connor?" asked The old man.
"a dale" sail Connor. "lt's aisy now
III he with her soon. And look vc, mas
thcr. I've learnt one tbing-God is good
He wouldn't let me bring Nora over TO me
but He's taking me over to lcr-and Jnmc
sy-ovcr the river; don't you sec it, and
her standing on tho other side to welcome
mei 7"
And with these words Connor stretched
out his urins. Perhaps he did SEQ Nora
Heaven only knows-and 30 lIe died.
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steamers for Portland.

NOTICE. Change sf Time. On and amer
" MONDAY. sept. 10th. the steamers Tor fort-
land will leave foot OF India wharf, boston, NJ
1--WE O'Clock instead OF seven.
lTPositiyely no freight received AFTER o'clock
Ey- shippers OF freight will please notice the
shove hour. and exceptions can he made, as
promptness in sailing VI the steamers 10 necessary.
"A wM. WEEKS, Agent.
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A correspondent tells Of lake In Mort.ns,
covered With Ice % tr~t thick. except where
there are boiling springs, An'l which runs out
down perpendicular precipice ihou,snds OF
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To one lot miscellaneous niegers. - In number,
mostly crippled and not NV much nix.
kount, havln bin fiogged and chawel by
dorgs and injoored by helm knockt about
the head and back, q disciplinin Nv cm,
say, $500 each
To one Niger gal, Jane, Is years old nearly
white, with bloo eyes and curly hair, for
wich I he'd bin offered s2.jO0 TO 20 to
Moo Orleans
To other wcnches Nv all shades and ages, II In
number, averagin say $500
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@isfellauenas.
C0NNOR.

TO the memory OF Patrick Connor,
This simple stone was erected by his Fellow
WoFkmcn.-
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Steamboats,.
Fare Reduced TO Boston.
s..g& k:ssS

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Until further notice the Steamers OF the Fort
II land Steam Packet Company Will run rs toi'
lows
Leave Atlantic Wharf for Boston every evening
ISundsys excepted, at . o'clock.
Pare In Cabln.................... %
Deck fare e....................'.....
Package Tickets to DO had of the Agents at
reduced rates.
Freight taken as usual. - -
MAY y, lse6. c2D L. billings, Agent.