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THE YOUNG HUSBAND. by Mrs. Gray,
Il sufher Of Mary sesaarP he cd al - 1uenssss
IN lev days unesn With Petsrsens sait.ee g "a o"Js
roveh BY T. D. HExE1sCNs 90
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1854.

Twenty-second Ward Democratic Wig Regu-
lar Nominations.
Cca0resf ...................AbRANW AkEAAN
Qua asas.. Dist q. GEO Il. MOLLER
AIfSpbly .........Dst 10, JAMES j. BENlNS.
CrrI JssfioS. Dist. = HENRY w. GENET
Pogce Jrt.ee ..... Ds- 7, JAMES n BYRSE.
school C5sszifsiozSr .......ROsERT SHANNON
Istyecfor .................JOaS IVES.
(CH4RLES wILLMOT.
NATHANIEL :. WING.
civilian HADDEN
Fi'eo'''''.'''''''''''''t PETER c. MALE.
TO al varaocies Of two yearsl
IL, (MIcAJAH NJ. STASIELs.
coa'a'So''' '''''''''''''' MICHAEL SNYDER
Iafperfor, a Eiocfioa
First Dhtnct-Georse NJ. Dennets, Billiass Drske.
second Distlict-RsGhen 7. Johnson. VIM. Y. Lesxet-
Third District-ThOmss Hy att, John Miller.
Fourth DstIict-Cbsrles Mssins, Samuel Wallace, Jr
By order 9th Couyenton.
CHARLES MISSING, Chairman.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
6uerial Notirfs.

Mercantile Library Lecfures.The fourth lecture OF
the Historical Course will be delivered BY Rev JUN LOhu
AZ Clinton Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. a.
oclcsk. slbeet Louis XVIhe Corruption and DECLINE OF
the Monarchy"
Tickets cents esch Gentleman and Lady IS cents; Mem
BEN tickets, Is cents each. DOUGLAS LEFFtSGWELL,
Chairman of Lecture Committee
The Rev. John Lord will deliver before the NEW
YORK CITY LITERARY UNION coarse Of Six Lectures
the Rise and F. Of Absousm In France the Chapel Of
the New York University The Lectures Will commence on
FRIDAY Nov 10 at o'clock p NJ snd be connued
hour Three Of these lectures given to the Mercantile Library
or the BouIbons, will be repeated In the course.
SUBJECTS
Lecture I-Csdirs de Reheleu and the Foundation Of Alb
solutism In France.
Lecture Iouis XIV and the Grandeur OF the Monarchy.
Lecture IThe Wars Of Europe against Louis XIV to
serve the Balance Of Power.
Lecture v-Bosue and the French Church in the Seven
teenth Century
Lecture vLous XIV and the Of the French RevOa
ton
Lecture yI-The Developments and Results Of the French
Revolution.
Tickets for the course 80; Members aud Schools 81 So
spgle evening 50 cents To be had Of Mr. Grower Book
No ISL Broadwy Mr. Dodd Brick Church Chapel and az the
door DOUGLAS LEFrlNtWELL, fresI
DAVID CRAWFORD, Secretary pro tem
New.Yor Historical Society. The regular Monthly
Meeting Of this Society will be held At their rooms In the
Upiversity on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. T. at u O'clock
Dr. JoBSw. FRANCIS will read paper entitled REM,
NIsCENCEs OF NEw-YoRK AND CHRISroPHER
COLES ANDREW WARNER, Rec. sec'y.
American Institute Furmers' Clab.-A regular meet
ing will be held at the Repository No S5 Broadway TO DAY
Subjects: The sale Of all Farm and Garden Pro.
duets BY Weight" and Winter Of Cold Frames, and
Winter Warming and Ventilation OF Stables" Some yslus-
bic papers viii be read. Adm,,en ne ~, ,os s...
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The Pie nds Of Charles PeH and tie Reg1a- Wnis
Won psisrs Of the Seventh Wsrd requested 70 meet
the Esf Broadway Hsvs even svsrre NIL s<s the eele
nes Ct Y eeceh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

Sixteenth Ward Regular Whig Nomi nations.
Corero,s. ......................THOMAS CHfLD5 ia
1,eEly Cilh Dit l..........JOaS P. CUNNING
polios JssfseS 9Th Dist. ...... WILLIAM J. ROOME.
Dist. q, John MCINTYRE
15 Dist -, ANDREW BRIOGEMAS.
t0-'eH'f7''''''''' Dist a, 8 c WASDELL
DEt IS, CHARLES c. WdIrY.
lssasn commandments REYNOLDS.
<.-,, JAMES BIRD,
c0N''4o'@'''''''''''''''''' MATTHEW HANNA.
Solocl CorszifsioSey ...........JANES dORSER
S4kel Isspectov. .......,....... JOSEPH 5. MYERS.
=, -. lIsAAC DAYTON
oc'o@ HHe1'''''''''''' WILLIAM GOOD.
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First Dbtriet-Jsmes Bowers, La~repee Kesrney.
Second Dstrict-Fdwsd Berrisn. G. p Edwards
Third Dstrict-D X Jsqut., John Van VsIkenbuTsh.
Fourth Dstriet-Jsmes $. Wood. George Mscssy.
Fifth District-Jsmes cobhn, Robert L. Dikes
SIXTH Distret-RehsId Winthrop, John :. Bsrcklsy.
Seventh pi.,Iict-Andrew Ward, sfoses Jackson
Eiskth Di.trict-Gsorre gucscts Joseph T. Davis.
By order Of Ward Committee
T. BERRIAN, chahnsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
MechanIc's Regular Nomination.
Comnsisfionsr u Suppiies.

JOHN II. TRIPLER,
No S96 Grsndst., New York City.
We understand the Mechanics snd Citizens of the upper
wards OF cur city almost unanimously nominsted the
above candidate Commissioner for supplying them
with the and Winter Under Shirts and Drawers,
at the Nehncs Cheap shrs and Collar Store No 6 Grand
A. A. MECHANIC
Maine Liouer lava Gentlemsa desires an engage.
rsIt 70 LFCfTRE on the MAINE LIQUOR LAW. Ad-
dress A. s. H., No. 81 Ststest., Brooklyn.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.-PARs0NS Co. Of
suyation very largely for and offer for eae
variety and quantity than they have before offered Of
Ueubnovn ard varieties Of FRUIT aud ORNAMENTAL
TREES and SHRUBS. For Catalogues apply BY mail
Intaliotye PrintiBs-Iss new Art worthy OF the ex'
animation business who desire 70 advertise their
Wares or Business through the medium of LABELS SHOW
CARDS POSTERS, &C. The work produced By this art 10
exceedingly beautiful remarkably striking and bold and much
cheaper effective bills be produced BY any
other art now before the public Call and specimens It
No - Beekans Cd floor where orders for this style OF
PRINTING anything In the StereolypiDg or Job Printing line
are ne''' ana p''"p'' HORACE GREELEY Co.
8rey oor Hoase Restaurant, Fifth-av., corner OF
eishth-st-This establishment conducted exclusively Ion
de European plan Restaurant attached for the sccom
Of 0entsmen residing 10 the Hotel
ana suppen will be served at all nes ON short notice.
either In private or In the Restaurant.
Emisra nj Int gence ONCE and Labor Exchange
II removed from No n Csna the corner OF Centre
Commissioners Of Emigration where always be found
large numbers Of LABORERs and SERVANTS at very low
Of and persons have their orders hed by
writing the Superintendent and sending the amount neees
ary the passage OF the parties required No fees charged
to employers, JAS. p. PAGAN, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

A Word TO those who are Afflicted with their
Ewes, and Testimonial to True W0rfh.-Having
for the yea suffered much from the sranulsons Of
the ,yeds found relief under the Of Dr.
RTHRIG OF No 334 4th st. New. York when relief
20 be obtained other ocus Of high standing In this city
e, my duty to maize known to others who may be sfet
also TO bear testimony the worth Of gentleman who has
knowledse Of his sson and whose treament
stepded with unparalleled Since under bis
have Known bis restoring the blind to sight Should this
ehsnce 70 fall under the notice Of whom
and should any further information be sonsh be OBJ
tausd and will be furnished with plessure BY calling No.
$50 West ls,h a. New. York A PATIENT
Mount Vernon Industrial Home Association No. I.
The members are invited 10 attend q meeting ct EAGLE
ROOMS corner Of Chy.tie and Delaney sta WEDNEs-
DAY EVENING II O'Clock TO hear the report Of the Com
nstes in relation the removal Of the Building clause
Committee G. W bfTcdErr,
~ COMMERFORD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

TWcnfietk Ward-Dechnafton OF Mr: nes 49,,
New ork, Nov g. ls54-Llst Council pSne@T III
vithdrsv INV name a candidate for Councilman ses
Distriet and recommend ny friends % mpIer
COUxNHOYEN Of that phtriet PElLO " eAeS"
Butte record., 1854-04-22
Creeping Things,

Let me put spider into any lady's
hand. She is aghast She shreks.
The nasty ugly thing Madam, the spi-
der is perhaps shocked at your Brussels
laces, and although you may be the most
exquisite painter living, the spider has a
right to laugh at your course daubs as
he runs over them. Just show her your
crotchet work when you shrek at her
"Have you spent half your days." the
spide, if she lie spiteful, may remark,
shave you spent half your days upon
these clumsy anti-macassars and these
ottoman covers; My dear lady is that
your WEBB III were big enough, might
with reason drop you and cry out at you
Let me spend day with you and bring
my work have four little bags of
thread-such little bags! In every bag
there are more than 1000 holes-such
tiny tiny holes! Out of each hole
threads runs, and all the threads-more
than 1000 threads-I spin together as
they run, and when they are all spun they
make but one thread of the web weave.
l have member of my family who is
herself no bigger than grain of sand
Imagine what slender web she makes,
and of that, too, each thread is made of
1000 or 5000 threads that have passed
out Of her four bags through 1000 or
5000 little holes. Would you drop her,
too, crying out about your delicacy: A
pretty thing, indeed, for you to plume
yourselves on your delicacy, and scream
at u.s." Having made such speech, we
may suppose that the indignant creature
fastens rope round one of the rough
points of the lady's hand, and let's her
self down lightly to the floor Coming
down stairs is noisy, clumsy work, COM
pared with such way Of locomotion.
The creeping things we scorn are mira
cles of beauty. They are more delicate
than any ormolu clock or any lady Is watch
made, for pleasures sake, no bigger than
a shilling. Lyonet counted 404I mus
cles in caterpillar, and these are a
small part only of its works. Hooke
found $4,000 mirrors in the eye of a
bluebottle, and there are $4,000 sepa-
rate bits that 60 to provide nothing but
the act Of breathing in a carp.-Diefens's S
Household Words.
Butte record., 1854-04-22
TO PRINTERS.

A NEW EDITION OF THE SPECIMEN BOOK OF
"A Bruce's New YORK Type Foundry will be pubis ed
in nSepentember, 1855. and Will be giAen to hue pro-
prietors OF Printing Offices VINO will send Tor it, or il
will be forwarded them by mail Oh receipt in advance,
OF fifty cents for the postage
In itarSexhiblted many articles never before shown:
there have been added the Foundry varieties of
Roman types from nne-line Plea to Pearl,
itatlons OF Writing great number OF Fonts Horders
both plain and illuminate d, labor saving Rules, and
complete Foundry of Germans. The types manu-
factured are cast from combination OF metal Of
great Inability, and usually kept hand large
quantities. Every fancy font is sold by weight and at
the printed prices, which from to twenty y-ve
per cent. less than those of other foundres All
printing materials furnished manufacturers pri-
ces either for cash credit Printers wishing open
accounts with me, or whose dealings have been long
susPendee, are requested TO accompany their orders
with city references TO prevent delay
Printers oil newspapers who choose to publish this
advertisement, including this note, three times before
the ls of August 1854 and send md of the papers
will be paid in type when they purchase five times the
amount OF their bl from me, of my manufacture,
selected from my specimens. GEORGE BRUCE,
Is Chambers st New York
Butte record., 1854-04-22
NATIONAL HOTEL AT BIDWELL

YTNHE National Hotel will be carried on b,
IL Mr.. c. A Bancroft, the well known host
& John F. Thompson the latest. The well
known reputation of the house will looss
nothing by the change of partnership. Nr
Bancroft or Thompson will be happy in trying
to make their friends & the travelling commit
nifty at home and comfortable at National
Hotel
They will keep the best Table the market
affords. good clean beds &c. Their Bar will
be furnished with choice Liquors. Their stable
stands second 10 none, lin fact they are deter
mined to furnish as good quarters for mau su}
beast as can be found in this section Of country
The Domestic and Culinary arrangements o'
the house will be under the immediate surae-
intendence of Mrs c. A. Bancroft, wh.ss
reputation is u sufficient guarantee
Butte record., 1854-04-22

ESR0SP ECT S-"THE SACRAMENTO
Il DEMOCRAT will be published every
morning, Sundays excepted on and after
Saturday, llth inst, by the undersigned, in
the city of Sacramento.
Arrangements have been entered into, by
which we will be able to furnish the latest and
most interesting News, from all parts of the
State, with much promptness and facility
as any other paper in the State; and as
sure all who may favor us with their patron
age, that no labor or expense viii be spared
to make our paper interesting, not only as a
political paper, but as family paper, and
highly valuable TO the CONNER cial community.
The DEMOCRAT, in its politics, will he
Democratic, and will observe the old Land;
Marks Of Jeffersonian Democracy Its policy
will be to support and maintain the present
Administration of the Federal Government
and, while nothing sectional shall enter into
the columns Of our paper. we shall stand by
the usages of the Party, and combat every in
ovation upon the principles which 50 long have
governed and held together the NATIONAL
UNION DEMOCRACY.
The DEMOCRAT VIII be furnished to Sub
scribers at the usual rates.
VINCENT E GEIGER
Butte record., 1854-04-22

Evils OF DEBT.-Debt is a perfect
bore. How it haunts a man from pillar
to post, lurking in his breakfast cup,
poisoning his dinner, embittering his tea !
How it stalks from him like living,
moving skeleton, seeming to announce
his presence by recounting his liabilities.
How it poisons its domestic joys by in
PRODUCING his Internal balance" into the
calculations of madam respecting the
price OF new carpet, or new dress
How it hinders dreamy plans of specula-
tions. How it hampers useless energies
criPples resolutions too good to be full
filed. At bed and board, by night or by
day, in JOY or grief, in health or sickness,
at home or abroad, debt, guant and shad-
owy debt, falls as an incumbrance.-
As no presence is too sacred, no ground
too holy to deter the memory of "bills
and notes payable" from taking imme-
date possession, so no record is so en-
livening, no reminisence more delicious
than the consciousness that debt has fal-
len, like January morning, twenty>nine
degrees below zero.
Butte record., 1854-04-22

HHTHE EUREKA MINING COMPANY stu
Il ated on Eureka Lake in Quartz Township p,
Bntte County, California, make the following
anual report, as required by the Statute OF
California:
Amount capital created at the org iuization of
the company on the 18th Of Sep
tember 1851, S36, coo 90.
Amount capital stock paid in, S3,6O0 co.
Amount capital stock renainig in
the hands of the stock holders, S32 400 co.
The liabilities Of the company are as follows .
There due sundry persons for la
Dor merchandise, &c, Sl99,S6 81.
There is owing to sundry stock
holders for arrearages sc. l04 84-200 81 81.
There is bue the company on note
and open acts. for arrearages,
SC. s2.755 So
Balance Liabilities, S19, 1856 %
Note the heavy preparatory expenses for
the winter season here, accounts for large
portion Of Indebtedness
December 18th, 1858.
SAMUEL J. BLACK, President
FRANKLIN CLICK, Secretary
JOHN L. GRAHAM, Treasurer.
JEREMIAH c HALL. Trustee
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF
BUTTE, SS-Samuel j. Black. President Of
the Rureka Mining Company. being duly
sworn, says the above report Of sad Company
is correct.
SAMUEL J BLACK
Sworn to and subscribed March q 1854,
before I. Wells, Justice Peace.
Butte record., 1854-04-22
THE VIRGINIA STEAM SAW MILL

E4N0a SALE, This Mill is situated near
IL Bdweli's Bar. is surrounded by an abun
dance Of good timber, and is in good running
or'ier The eugne iS superior one, and en-
p1ble OF running more than one saw The
Mil is but FIVE miles from the Main Feather
River. aud lumber can be raftel thence 10
Marysville or Sacramento, proftab.y The
Mil can also do II large and profitable business
in foming lumber The Subscriber came in
possession of this Mil for debt, and will sell
it Mt considerably less than It's real value
inquire at the premises, of c. G Lincoln. at
Bidwelfs Bar, or of the Subscriber.
GEO. K. GLUYAS.
Dc u. lsN es1 F-.asi.es
Butte record., 1854-04-22
The Violin Trnt.

Some days ago there presented him
self before dealer in curi0sities, at The
Pal.is Royal, young man poorly clothed
Sir" said he showing violin whic.. he
carried, 81 am musical artist, this is
the season Of balls and soriee- | have
just had long illness, which has exhaus
ted my purse my only black coat is in
pawn l would be much obliged if you
will lend me ten frances to redeem it
| would leave as security one of the yio
lins YOU see, for | have two. 1t is an
excellent instrument | will return to
take it again as soon as, thanks to my
coat, shall have earned some money at
balls and parties" The young man had
such an honest bearing that the dealer
lent him ten frances and kept the violin,
which he hung up in lis shop
The next day but one a gentleman,
well dressed, wearing at his button-hoie
the riband Of the legion of honor, Was
choosing from the dealers stock of goods
some shell work S eing the violin, he
took it up examining it narrowly. What
is the price of this violin :" said he at
is not mine," replied the shop keeper :;
and related how he came to possess it.
"This VIOLIN" continued the unknown,
''is worth mon y; it is Cremona. Per-
haps its owner himself is ignorant Of lis
value. If he returns offer him two hun
dred frances for it. He is a needy ar
tist who, it may be will be obliged, and
who can pay just as well on any other
violin" Then handing ifty frances 10
the shopman, the unknown added, in
taking his leave, "You will keep that
for yourself if the :; flair succeeds. | will
return in few days"
Two days after the young man reap
peared, bringing the ten frances to re-
deem his violin, for which the dealer Of
fered him two hundred francs, after some
hesitation he agreed, pocketed the mon
ey and withdrew, lamenting the sad ne
cessity which compelled h IN to part with
his favorite instrument. At the end OF
a week the dealer, not having seen the
decorated gentleman, became suspicious
He carried the violin to an instrument
maker, who offered him three francs for
it. He acknow wledged then. though a
little late, that he had been the dupe of
two adroit knav s, whom he described
to the police.-7ranslated from the LIE
Courier Des Etats- Unis.
Butte record., 1854-04-22
". E. SINGER & cos
FEATHER RIVER EXPRESS

Connecting with Wells, Fargo & Cos Express
to all parts of
California, Oregon, the Atlantic States, the
Canalas aud Europe.
Weekly from Mary.vll. to and from the
following places,
Natchez Berry Creek,
Evansville, Bucks Ranch,
Forbesfown, Eagle Gulch,
Enterprise, Mellow Valley Ranch
Stringtown, Spanish Ranch.
Wyandott, American Valley,
Wymans Ravine, Indian Valley,
White Rock Elizahei htowu,
Ophir, Black Hawk Creek,
Norris Ravine, Soda Bar.
Longs Bar. Rush Greek,
Oregon Guch, Meeekr's Flatt, \. r
Hooperville, Maryon's Flatt,
Potter's Ravine. Oregon Bar,
Spring Valley, Kingsberry's Ferry,
Cherokee Flatt, II mile Bar
Sinclair Flatt Rich Gulch,
Nelson's Bar, Rich Bar,
Frenchtown, Indian Bar,
Butte Mills. Smiths Bar,
Butte Creek, Browns Bar
Neils Rahch, Junction Bar,
Hambleton, Yellow Stone Greek,
Bidwells, Bar, Mountain House.
For the conveyance of packages parcels val
uables and Letters, Collections made Orders
promptly attended to, Gold dust purchased at
the highest market price.
Drafts procured on all the principal cities
in the Atlantic States and Europe.
W. E SINGER & co.
January IA, 1854
Joseph Gluckauf Agents at Bidwelrs
Bar.
Butte record., 1854-04-22
SONG.
By 2. xosCTos MILyRs.

BY 2. AosCros AILSRs.
wandered BY the brookside,
Wandered BY the mill,
Icould not see the brook dow,
The noisy wheel was still.
There was no burr Of grasshopper,
No chirp Of any bird,
But the beating Of my own heart
Was all the sound heard.
sat beneath the elm tree,
watched the long, long shade,
And as it grew still longer,
did not feel afraid
Por listened for football,
listened for q word,
But the beating of my own hesr.
Was all the sound heard.
He came not-no he came not,
The night csme on alone,
The little stars sat one by one,
Each on his golden throne;
The eveHing air passed BY my cheek,
The leaves above were stirr'd,
But the beating of uTy own heart,
Was all the sound heard.
Fast silent tesrs were Sowing,
When something stood behind,
hand was on my shoulder,
Iknew its touch was kind;
II drew me nearer-nearer,
We did not speak word,
But the beating Of our own hearts,
Was all the sound l heard
Butte record., 1854-04-22
ssTEAm ENGINES, ROLLER, Etc. FOR

@TEAM ENGINES, BOILER, Etc. FOR
- SALt.--0ne Tubular soier abo.t so horse power,
conuected Engines u inch stroke and u inch bore,
Lot of Ok inch shafting, Puieys and hangers,
One lurge Blower,
One BIacksmth's Forge,
One Lever Punch
One small Trip Hammer,
Two Cupalo shells,
Six hundred Fire Brick
Two sci of Cupalo Castings,
one barrel Black Lead Pots,
Five Fhie Brushes.
Eleven barrels Fire Clay,
One barrel ROsin,
One Hand I.athe--Iron shesrs,
Let of Wrought Iron Pipes
Three pair Gas pipe rongs.
One Magnetic Water Guage.
All the above articles of machinery made In n.
to order and have been left with the undersigned to
dispose OF for the parties owning them Persons deal
rous of seeing the machinery, will please call at the
'Suuer Iron Works." Rincon Point, san Francisco.
movie GEORGE X GLUYAs.
Butte record., 1854-04-22

Bay" DR.. Adam Clarke had perfect
adherence of both pork and tobacco.-
He is reported to have sid, eff | were
to offer sacrifice TO the devil, it should
be roasted pig stuffed tn tobacco"
Butte record., 1854-04-22
SHADE HOTEL.

k&.A THE subscriber has Mt great expense
Eiiii fitted up the above well known House and
with a good table clean beds and every atten-
ton to his customers he hopes to merit fair
share of public patronage The Opposition
line of stages stops at this House. +. W.
Wirstrom. Dec. 81