Oroville daily Butte record. [volume], September 25, 1856, Image 2

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(Draillc Jluiin Sonttc jßerorb,
mni h cioiKTTif Editor.
OrotlUr, Thursday, Stplrmbrr 23, ls»«,
vatio.val Diinocßinc tanruTioxs.
FOR PRESIDENT,
,1 AM K 8 HU CII A XAN,
OK PKNNHYLA AM A
-♦>
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C\ HKECKINKIDGE,
OK K K.NTCCK V.
DETIOCKATIC STATE TlikET.
—
roR rpkhidk\ti»i. KLBCTomi,
AUP.rSTIN OLIVERA. I (JEO. FREANOR.
!* DELLA TORRA, |A. C. BRADFORD.
run (oniirkir.
CHARLES L SCOTT of Tuolumne.
JOSEPH McKIIUiEN of Sierra.
roR, ixru or situ it irk cwrt,
CHARLES S FAIRFAX of Yuba.
roR HI PP.RINTICIIKNT or PUBI.IC INgTRCCTiaX.
ANDREW J. MOULDER,, .ofSun Francisco.
Regular Democratic County Aomluations.
k f OR MKMHKRa OF AMS K M VII.T.
JAMES S LONG,
11. J. MORltlsON.
won ASSESSOR,
JOHN H MLLARI).
Ilia .DKDNEK,
DTI J l». DROWN.
Orovilie lliitliaiian Club.
>lio retfiiltir tm-elinifttof this fittb ore I eld on
Ttmrsduy Kvrninn of each wet k at ihe United flutes’
1> I). It AIiRIS. Itcc.Sec y.
Accipknt.—A iti ervisor and a Consta
blo started froyi h nee a day or two since, fur
Spani sh town, to artest somebody op some
body else, but froat frequent exertions by
the roa I side, to avert serious consequences
trom the heat and other outside influences,
they became so thoroughly fatigued, that
they were.obliged to desist fri in their atdn
ous task, overcome by exhaustion —and <cek
ofresiiing repose “ neatb the shadowy shade
of an umbrageous tree ” They gin up the
•arch.
To Ol’h I’athows —Several complaints
have recently been made to us, by sub-cri
bors who have failed to receive their papers
regularly. Wo arc really at a loss to ac
count for these mistakes, for w© endeavor at
all limes, to use the surest means for seini
ng the Kkcoku, and are quite sure that the
fault is not ims altogether. We send by all
convenient mean-, 1 1 ivute ami public, but
gouernlly seal either by maid or the Ex
presses, and hope that in future, no more
mistakes of th« kind may happen.
I>K a a lip ads. ] n our nightly perambu
lations, we see scores of outside lodgers ly
ing around drunk, on the oenehes in front of
the various drinking saloons in town. As
populous and thriving a village ns outs is,
*© arc afraid that we arc sadly behind the*
times in virtue and morality, lor since (lie
good old days of “ '4S# and bp*ing of 50."
we (don't rcaxttdicr seeing, as fearful an
amount of carousing and di unkenness as is
to he seen night and day in Orovdlo. We
are cursed with a terrible array of loafer-,
and need a city government to rid us it
them.
DisTiNtuiisuti) k. N Arkival' —Wo saw
(Jov Foote and Mr Dibble, the K. N. can
didate for Congress, in town yesterday We
understand they are foolhardy euough to
undertake an electioneering trip to lied
Binds and ShaslM. with the iutention of ma
lting proselytes I roar the ranks of the De
mocracy. and scaring the “ nigger wo - ship
pors.” TJiey had better save their money
and gas, for they are working in a hopeless
cause.
fiiiAMKi UL.- Otic of the "Untune Sports,’
so many of whom now infest our town, go
nto a dispute with a miner-, night before
last, and taking the advantage of his iue
briety. abused hint in a most shameful mu
cowardly manner. IVc suppose- it to hav.
been the result of a gameofcaids A lc»
more outrages of this character, and we feat
the conseqneneas to the perpetrators popi»
l»r feeling being already strong agains
them, and every principle of morality am
virtue demanding their aholitiou us uu.
sinces.
County Skat—Sherifr Fteer called oi
us yesterday, and in speaking of our Con'
House affairs said that- on Monday next I
should remove tbe Uecords and other mm
ters appertain ng to the county, ineludtn
tbe i risoners, we suppose, and place the
ia the new buildings, the the Superuiso
having ye-terday declared Oroville to I
M'Cou 1/ seat *f Butts.
KnowVoililng Argument*.
The Know Nothing party were conceived
in darkness ami aclieived their triumphs in
duplicity. The ruling passion now exh bits
itself strongly in the hour of their political
extremity. They hid the light of their
principles un ler a bushel, and raised the
cry “for men.” Their professions caught
the car of the people, and they were suc
cessful Their men proved no better than
those who had gone before them, and were
without the distinguishing features of cor
reel principles for a rule and guide to theii
conduct. This party, in order to keep theii
heads above water, are obliged to resort to
various arguments. They first organize un
der grips and signs, and obligations, and
compel their candidates to be members ol
the third degree, and the novelty of the
arrangement, carries them through one
campaign. A change of tactics became nec
essary in opening the present contest. The
people had become tired of political oaths,
and disgusted with wigwams. The impres
siou must be created that there is no more
secret meetings—the wigwams must be
converted into club rooms—and everybody
in favor of the Union must be invite I in.
ItistheKi-Vi party no more They are
Fillmore men. In some localities they are
Fillmore and Donnelson men, and they call
upon old line whigs to come up to the sup
port of a man who has always opposed their
party, and waged wer upon whig champions
and heroes, and all because he has merely
become a third degree member of the Know-
Nothing order, lias Donnclson done (Might
else to entitle him to the support of old line
whigs? He proclaims from the s ump that
he is still a Democrat, and yet old line whigs
are asked to elevate him to tlie second high
est office in the gift of a free people. Per
haps they would do it if there was not a
better way to save the Union. He has op
posed old line whigs all his life, docs not re
cant, does not join the whigs. but becomes a
Kiiow-Noiliing, and old line whigs arc called
upon to support him and elevate him to tin
luad of the nation. If old line whigs ever
received a greater insult, as Gov. Foote says,
we ‘’don't know it.”
The wigwams arc all turned into club
rooms, and men from every nation and
clime, an ! of every creed are invited to
join them. It is their boast that they have
Catholics in their clubs, while they have an
anti -Catholic plunk in their platform. Al
though in their arguments to increase theii
party strength, their professions are broa i
enough to include all who can cast a vote,
they were very careful in their convention.
10 nominate none but third degree members
of the K. N order. Old Line whigs should
remember that Mr Fillmore was nominated
by the Know-Nothing party —that in be
coming a member of that party, he ub igated
biiusell to confer appointments upon none
(nit members of the dark lantd n o'der
What a beautiful ticket for old line whigs t
support! Fillmore, who has proved recrc
ant to them, after enj •ying their bounty ah
Ins life, and D muelson, whose only act that
entities him to their support, was the fact
that he joined the Know Nothings!
Our foreign born citizens should remem
ber that Mr Fillmore has sworn "that when
elected or appointed to tiny official station
conferring upon him the power to do so, he
will remove nil foreigners. aliens, or Ho
man Catholics from office vi place, ami
that he will m no case appoint such to any
ojficc or place in his gi t " We tire pet led
ly willing that every one sh ml I support
Mr Fillmore who desires to do so; but
want to see men vote undoistandingly and
not be caught by the toils ol the politician
and demagogue.
A.n Infamous K.mow Nothing Lie.—
Some lying Know-Nothing !»• >u:hJ has start
eil n report that the Detroit (Michig >») F*ee
li ul Joel «red in. Itt 'fol t illiuore.
Wo have not lately seen a c py of the paper
in question. hut us the free r**s othce tvas
the one iu woicli we learned our profession,
iiid is endeared ti us by many fond recol
lections and associations, we shall take the
liberty to protect the reputation of our old
trieud and favorite, and pronounce tho re
port au infamous falsehood, unit the nut hoi
it it a lying Know-Nothing, Abolition
•Skunk ! This report has been g .tten itp loi
tie purpose of influencing Michigan men i»
mpport the K. N. nominees. We assiin
hem that it is a most false and villainous
tbel upon that consistent and faithful Dorn
crutic paper. The same falsifying crc»
eported previous to the election last fall
nut Gen Cass had joined the.r ranks !
Wise. —The (Jfobe , published in San P-rnn
dsco, has come lu the oouclu&ioa •* that it
..me people knew as much as some othe
-eople, there would not be so many ignorau.
oiks in the world "—lnquirer.
Theodore says, that reminds him of whai
■is Aunt used, to say : *• Some folks oiler:
.a different as well a» enybodj."
'I lie .Mine* Giving Out.
Old Croakers. as long ago as 1850, began
to express seriuus apprehensions that the
mines were about failing, and that Califor
nia, with nothing substantial or reliable
to depend on for a source of wealth, or even
a sure subsistence, would, in the course of a
very few years, resolve into ns bad, if not
a worse state than before Uncle Bain had
taken her to himself, and found her trea
sures. How ridiculous such ideas bow seem
o those who will but take the matter into
•criuus consideration, awl examine the
many evidences that prove these apprehen
sions to he groundless
Hot a merely superlcial glance at the
magnitude of the placers, ia Butte County
lor instance, will give oue a striking proof
of the fallacy of s»ch notions Such ground
is is being worked by the Illinoi s iii this vi
cinity. and which is making our town of
such vast importance, is almost cxhaastless.
extending for miles in length and breadth,
up and down the river on both aides -and
■ his is, so to say, hut a mere- drop in the
bucket—a mere iota of the gold bearing soil
of even Ikitte County—uml throughout the
Stale, from the extreme Southern to the
most distant Northern mines, there is
hardly a hill that does nut contain gold,and
ai 11 pay (or working.
The true source of all the gold—the
quartz rock, which is j>i-st beginning to be
wui ked, is everlasting ; and will, probably,
in course of time, supercede every uthei
species oS mining in point of reliability and
importance
Figures tell the tale better than words
and the reports of tlx* amount of treasure
shipped by the various steamers, show how
the mines are failing. Here is one instance:
On Salmd'iy last, the steamer Sonora
sailed with !>f2.084.75ii'55, and the Siena
Nevada with &155 7.t)3 <10; making an ng
g 1 egate of S‘3.‘il>l).s2t> 111, a.s a semi monthly
shipment ot treasure! This does not look
much like fizzling out—it it does, let ns fix
zle. So long as men will work industi ious
1\ in the Calimrnia hills, there is very little;
danger of a tar lore in-the crop
I ncorpor a a ion. —Should aur town he in
corporate 1 ? The probability is that such
will not be the case until after the mectimr
of the next Legislature. There seems to be
.*0 tie opposition to the movement on thepait
oi some of our mining population, but we
icel confident that any regulation that, may
be made by a town government woo d, in no
.vise result to the inconv uience of miners in
their operations, as such a course would la
certainly of a nmst suicidal nature to the
imeresis of the town. The numerous haunts
■ f vice that have recently sprn.ig up here—
the gambling hells and the houses of prosti
ntion—con d be blotted out of es stone. —
In fid. the size of ihe town, both as tegaids
lerritory and population, demands a town
government
‘ Campaign Ukmochat." —This is the
dtleofan excellent campaign paper pub
liihcil in New York. The uuinher before
contains an excellent woodcut, repre-eniing
OKI Pjick” under lull headway for the
vVhite House, with the 4 woolly horse" un ler
ais feet, whilst Fillmore, who has been
nigh up in the air By the magnificent antlers
d “ Oi l Burk," is endeavoring to open n
laik lantern, and exclaims —“This dark
lantern's of no use at all. I can't even see
Old Buck, though his horns have given me
an awful dig. My eyes' what a fall I shall
have! Ah! ak! the Pope! the blasted for
eigners! ! i in done lor !!!"
Our Srii a.mboat.—As soiii as high water
will permit, say by lha middle of Novtmbcr,
wo confidently expect to see Oroville become
by far the most important mining town in
California, lor with the fact once establish,-*!
that Feather river is navigable to this point,
as it nmat assuredly will be.—-we become not
only the great depot for the North Feather
mines, but a permanent and flourishing city,
with a population whose wants-in llemaeb
ves will make this in a commercial point of
view a place of pre-eminent importance
To those in the cities below who scoff at these
i leus, we merely say “ come and etc "
Kalr Seed —We happened in at McWil
liams Tymeso Banking ib u-e yesfer-
Iny, and Jemimy ! the spondulicks we saw
laying round loose! Probably more than
we should make editnrialixii g in the next
■ix bundled years. We don t wis i the above
ianted firm any ill fortune, but we do wish
hey couldnlt eat anything until they divided
with us. But 44 if wishes were horses,” kc.
Fun Ahead. —On the oig ith of October
text. John Davis is to give a ball at bis place
u Messilla Valley, the “Valley Exchange,”
ormerly know os- 4 * lialcotnb's Bauch.”
From the preparations that we know he is
naking, there is no doubt, ih:u in the lan
guage of “deems Hambriclfc,” there will be
44 too much fun there for one tuna."
.Till.lnn
Monday, the the Ohio claim yielded
$4,500. and from appearances, they ex|cct
the yield to increase as they work along.
At the Hough and Heady claim they took
out S3IOO the same day. and the prospects
still continue good. They have recently
found a very rich deposit, which seems tube
growing inker the more they woik if.
{•d.fKJO was taken out of the Jones claim
on Tuesd iy, unit about the same amount on
Wednesday.
The M.iatczurwji Co. succeded yesterday
in rcathing the bid-rock in the vent»e of
their claim, and struck dirt of extraordinary
tichu-oss. It was expected that the day’s
yield wetild exceld rrl<* (Hatn %
Kji.riLii. —An individual who was dis
posed to be insulting and noisy to the incon
venience and chngiin of the* peaceable tin
ants of ibe Orleans Hotel,was obliged* to ac
cept of an invitation to leave, *<rom Mr.
McLaughlin, i unffhient deputy sheriff. and
in rather » hasty manner vuuioostd the
cumpuoda.
Gram* llaubxci’k am> Tsai.i.. — Proba
bly Butte county ha- never seen us magnifi
cent an affair of the kind as is to come <(1
to-morrow, at Pence’s Hunch, for the pur
pose of raising funds for building a school
house in the district in which Mr. Peia #
lives' Theobjict lor which- the entertain
ment is ts* he giveix, to say nothing of the
tun that is sure io be seen, is sufficient in
ducement lor all, dancers and everybody
else, toga. We will guai untec the best kind
of tieminent, and the most generous hospi
tality to all, from tho bauds of u>ir old and
j j.ly friend Pen* e.
OROVILLE LODGE, N‘> Mb I
I, hi d. I . meets eveiy o outlay eve
„ * .11iii in the Ma-oIIIC ll«*l llfullii r- in
'■ -da wV -' iui| siandiint a e n-rjH*cirui|y Invited
lu abend MIMMAtf UuU-MA.V, .V. • .
J M l I.AKK, Secelnrv
\it~ NOTH'!’,— Heaeoii Sheldon having laSen the
Oar at the (irleinm hot I. invites ins friends ami Ibe
public to give hiii< » ■ 1 tvpl .“0
A Seen . ........ »..ovvln«.
We notice lliat L»r Bn,wti ut ilic Butte
Drug Si or i , is eonsl unify re reiving mnl sell
ing, large f|Uiin l itics nl choice Drugs & Med
ieinps, anil ilie secret ol liis success is, that
he bays low for cash, thei elm o !■* is able to
-ell chea}>, and we will ginininteo to I lie
public that every article bought there is
pure and genuine* See advei tisemt at. to
•*►--- •
Tviu “S<m ii Is \ua li Icons* ji•
It >* plina lo ho w a in the min rli.-i no nl above,
.hat Honor llrnwn HKVS K'Ht ‘ As||. and in tin*
one below, that I uiKlir Httovvs SKI.IS I’oU
CASH, l.iipion and I igafsol all Mails, A I i.iiiV
('KICKS in lbe I ne-l'roof Kin d nir, in xl door to
Kami. ill kMi Heiinoll's I'rug Slo.o, .Molilgotn iy
•ini ii isoo ail»eni«i moot In-iow. s'i
riLL3ioui: i mo\ rial it.
The Itegutar Molding* of li.e MUiuore I nlon
t I oh, will he be d tin every Tin* day and KriUuv
evenings, at thu CT.I 1! KOO.M, in I lie If. S. Hotel.
uug-J'J K. C. A V I! I S. Secelprv.
NKW AIA KK'l ISKMKN IS.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE*.
Orovillo.
«•>
MANAGER J- » FOTTI R
Piuplic lire ri K|>i imill) di/jrnied that
■ eslaldlahuii lit » ill lor iUh regular m umiu
ON HIIDAY EVENING. H'.IT. *Jt»IH.
wi ll a Filial, iiml KI FIC'I F.NT l OM FAN Vof I .add h.
mi I (leiillemeii of luiknoWieUgod latent and ro-picta
bilily.
r jf"For particular# see further advertisements.
(<i jll -t r
ABELL & MONTY,
11.-al IMalc, Am-tioii,
Myem el reel, above Bml.
WM. 11 ABELL Auctioneer.
Safes af if tid'd in any part of l.\e County
Orovillt*, S« |»l. 25. >2o*ll
FOR SALE!
11l vTNL W I ItA'IK.M U.IiIMJ and l.ot.
Xillllit dt it .Molllkoiner) alfee 1 , Ue*l tn Itilchle
L 1 ! 1 y(I .low*. new liru k liidlilniK. Said liu has i>
lit iiKU'.ttl Ji.li'fl, mill rii ll. i'iu:k 1..il Iri l Hi iliiurs’
Alii ). I'li.' liuil.liiiif i- now rutiled lor f;u per luoiill .
1 or terms ami ionlicr nilorinaiion, impure of
J i{. I.AM TON, Jr..
No. 5. United Male* l.ieck.
SIGNS, SIGNS!
Plain, Gold and Griminoiited,
fcaecnled inti .Ulterior style, nt low rail.
W. H, Haydon.
A I.SO—I Inline Paining. Cruliiiiur. <• ildine. Ps
ppr IliiliKlliK itc. dune «• II aid (heap. Shop
mi Myers street, opporiie United Scutes l.nerv Hia
tie. M'p*t
MONTGOMERY BATHS
Aj»U Hai lu'i- Shop.
TBlfllS e*|.iili«lwiM;iit will hereafter bo conducted
Ji. toy Ih« irrin.of
MALI*. JACKSON, & BLACKSON,
who will he ph-ased lo wail upoo all who may favor
Il.em with their ppl-itjoige. in- a siy.ti of article insio
ami skill lUiMirpa-w*l in ihi.« town. The llalhina
anartmen's are most comfortably fitted up, and cold.
Hot ami Shower Kaiha furni.ijed a(-s n.rirnitl
tin of pur* wider from lb* city works.
HANK KKS.
McWILLIAMS & TYMKSUN,
B AN KB R S ,
MCW lllilt’K m il HINC—» t'KNI K M«'N7I.“.V
IUV aM» Ml Kit!* Mill IT.*
ono viijljE.
GOLD DUST FOUGHT
At the Highest Rales.
Choc li m at rAr J
ON MAU\ STUFF. Wi'VIM'D » 11 Y AN?
SAN ITJANt l>ni
SIGHT DRAFTS
For Hnl**, on nil iln- I'rii-njMl
C»r |• |:|*< iSfTS reiflTi-d. .•‘pr.rinl rind <il* rw irn.
July 14. iV.», jyl4-if
c. ii Mai i. c i. i "". »• *• to-*.
MAfV, LOW Sc < (>,
BANKERS,
ldx.tek or im.A'la. a>u moil htklkt,-
TfIAR rSTJUE
goi.l nr st it urn ask d
AT THE HIGHEST RATES.
UR H Kll MiHMi To TllK M INF M»U COIN AO F,
Chocks nt rnr.
n.N CAKItISoV >l< 1 1(0 AN. 11l I I /.. X ItAl.fTuN.
SAN FRANCISCO
VV« an* |.r>|.uroil lo linin' r* M•• 1 1 I\i MAN* Con
\| | I!S. • lIAIiI.F.S MOIMIA.N X. I’O, NI.W YOBK
A l»o on tin* ollirr [irinrlfi il Fnntrrii l it if.
MiftyNtillr, Auumil 4, lAfc.'i. n'.ft it
MARYSVILLE
ASSAY omn] ! !
11A UUIS, 54 AUCHAN D (’(I..
K itnrl t iiinr tlt«- tiinn inf S»«ontl utrrrl,
AUltys VILI.K
ALSO—IO7 j -TliF.M'. S \I i: \MI NTo.
W ill fiiiitiniif t<» <*nrr> on llif Imimih nx of
.Melting licfiniiiK AssauMg
(; ol i> AA’ i) oi: i: .s’
OF KVI'.IIV DKSCIIII’TIOPV.
Wp guuraiili'*- ilu-«•••» nc* nr *■* «>f <*ar nnl
Shift oiiM iU's !•• |»M) ; 111\ I*?* lhal may nfPO
vilift nIIv «*l S.* KHkirns iMUili* in from
mx lo l\v- Ivy v »«un«*,
IN* BARS OR COIN
Srw.l in KNH UK til AH 17. Am-AV tl> AMI \ A I 1 C 3
IKK Ms FUR AS.-AIINU; il.o nntm* an in
I ruiici.-'jo. 11. HALIMS,
H. m.m;< iianh.
C. L. CARRINGTON.
Jy'.’S-iny
CONTRACTORS f
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B Jnii.' ill; (Ji IN TU\i Ts, I vi •mi lil sny Unit I
inn |>ri-| >:»ri*il lo mill* M ke mill i VI ruin fill li jn’il* 111*
•■ nt tllivf. Hi I rlu HIT nr I trill n V, Mn li promptness Ul'd
iliMiincii. l inii.irt !■ r iiir ui Vifijim i M«t oiiitihn*
. m.e Jnll.N HANTS,
r-epteinlier 15th, Ikf.O. sistf
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H J.ir.if J HKOifMTTK & CO
Just Received 1
\T TUI, i HK.MT.ST • I.i i’ll 11N 1 • STOUT. IN
i rnviili*,it luru'i' mill splendid (o' of i LOTH INO
Minch t oiler tor null' VI.UV »: 11 K tT FOR C -At*l|.
Ml'l I'.’. Ik.TI ■'•.'■lf
For Sale.
ONE OF THE MOST I’l.i; \» \ NT ANT) I'FSI,
ruble llmise I mu in iirnvillc, s liniled nn I.iit
mln si irr' In i« ecu |lirri innl •>"! Inson streets, direct
ly nppo-le the I inirt llimw. liciuii bn led oil Lincoln
street, mid rn. ini L'''in k Illjirct
lor terms ami lunl cr jiarli. ular-*. ii)<|ily to
.) <: I, \U T IN, .Tr .
■l5 If Nc 5. I rili (I .'lutes lllnck.
Merchants Hotel,
fi n .s t s rii i: /•: t ,
.Near Hie Steamboat Landing.,
MARYSVILLE
-A TDK MliSC.ilHMt II a VINO I F.AkFO
the Merit urn* Hole, lor •• li rni nf Jem*. M ill
Hive his personal alien ion t< kei punt a i irst
i i. ann IniTM,. hinl solicits u ttl.itre ill public. (lirn II
nee. Par, Uillinrds ana liuilm.g li. •ms In the House.
«Iv! o. M. fcVANH.
100 TV!oii Wanted I
a A P d k M'N WAN IT II in Ml rk nn ti e French
ll® 9 iwii Chdiil Stilling t‘oil'pint)’h biicb.
Apply* <MI Hit* A. i AlbiO,
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PARKER & OCONNOR,
Importers, Dealers,
AND RETAILERS
In Ijiciiiora, Wines,,
ENGLISH A Mi & POUTER.
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I 9 o|ieneit a Mote in Myers street, urovillf, (or
tie stile nt ihe above i rlic «•, in their I’ll It K AN 1 >
I N ADLT.TKIt ATM' M.lTi .
’I li.tr slock Mill bean the (T.OSK.-T SCRUTINY,
fhe I K UIK ale therelore re-|s .1 tiilljf requested U>
.-ill. mill examine |i lieiorti purchasing elsewhere.
Ofovilie. kept. k, Ik ii sS if
mi DAILY EXPRESS!
From Orovillc (uSjTinislitown
AND FRENCHTOWN.
fItHE undersicnedwiil ran a Daily Express bo
-1 tween (iioville. bpanislilown mu) Frem blown,
All letters anil packages elil rusted lo his cure will ha
delivered with promptness and i'e»|inlc|i.
Agent*, WM.C P.AVNK.OravlIla,
DU WaLDUuN, dpamahlowa.
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CIA.SLT.Kd A3U MATCHKf, at Bloch’s.
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