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NEW QooDs!!!


'INlt undcr.'.n.d ha' Just reviewed. 4 the
] assortment Of
vuN and " inter Goods.
which he /. offering ii low rr,ce- H. .t"eA
OF good. chnuni IL surpassed hN any t"uHf'
stor-. consisting of ihe following iArsr
assortment II prut., .larham-, muslin DO
iaiues. marines Ap,cas piali- "u'tfoii"r'd
dr.-... vel. cts, SATIN. and cluit t.ulAs' llnt'
.i,i-.l TIN ming-, aud ribbon, ARG" -
.niim.nt II hu-rr, sud also a iAre- s-'nr'
mrnl ut cs.in.'. )-au. liu..- ,hanrri-' A'r-.N''
blankets aud don.s,i, good, Of every d-~rr-
iion for g-r,irm~u arg. .nd ael select
ed stock Of
Cioohins mnA CmrmI>.t"g Goods.
Of almost eyrra -ctir,ou Also large and
vel selected .tu,k Of baot. shoes, hats ANA
caps, TO suit gentlemen, h"fs, CT Tor srf'snt'
Qu.en.usr. wooden sar-, hardware CUTLERY,
etc FIN, Kegs assorted nails. Also good
ss.of mvnl OF
Groceries.
The above article. ba,- --i-ci.d m,-"i van
c.r. and thiAA they Mil ~. genera ,ati'i"c.
ton both a. to p'ice- AMI quality, g. a, "a h"
will ennr AMI rhainln. N, storA, shi NoLfl
az fef the ps'ious., ~ al a. .'r'o'"te T.
eciNcd.
Nov ! lsI6 10 II
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DAN IrD, PAY IR!.

4 fl. persons indebted to me euu"f uN no.
~ or account, Tor tn. years lo'' ~" %
mus, come forward and MAKE immediate pa,
mcn,. cr they will lind their paper ~ ''' ns"ns
of an officer !, uplca-a"i to tore, 'ol''''
ions. but am compelled 10 do ", ~ ""' wv
liged 10 have moaey to pay my a.h',- ,
VI LEVY
Nov % 1896 lt-N'
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The Der,ocfst. having earned the l.agis>
islafe OF Delaware. SECURE the re- election
Of Bstsrd and successor TO Clayton,
aAo died recently.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
NWNfTII7f AFFTiE1
NJ LANES LIVER PILLS,


RErAREp ny FILMING mos, PITTSBURGH, IA.
From the unsolicited testimony continually offered
un al quarter Of the county II Is imJoss hc io
'' ron' 'cton NJ the rr- excellence OF these Pill
so all diseases Of the Liver and stomach The follow
owing letter from Toronto Canada Is one Of the many
he propficior- have received
roscsro April aT,h. 1854
MfsR. flrwt>G bsos.
Sus i take this opportunity of Informing YOU of
The benefit, have derived from br " Lanes val.
abe Pills have for iso YEAR pat been afflicted
Nuh as-,cre pain over ihe eyes. accompanied with u
heuousn-ss aud sense OF dissine.s nalady beyond
he power and skill Of our Physicians 10 relieve and
ea'r. caused Ms far a. myself could Judge by d's
'''-d stat, Of The liver and stomach. >ome Of the
o"cofs irrd bleeding aud ysr'ons other remedies were
"ss but all IN vain for the deep rooted disease s'
'nek .ast At last procured ho, OF yoaf Valnshle
A'er Pills from Druggist here ani feel after taxing
i9',ien al them that the disease and painful sen,a-
pm over the eyes has almost rntnals len me l"hi
,-r by advising all those afflicted a. have h~en to
poenre this valuable medicine a, oucr, and mdci
'n' and pra with li,sr expense wi,h sineerr graf
luce and ,esgsci r-main yours respectfully.
GEO " RUSSELL. Toronto
" Purchasers Ntll he careful to Ash for DR.
LANES cEt.EbkA IT'D LIVER PILLS, manu'
~ r'w'sd by FLEMING BROS. II Phisbufrh, Ia.
st are other fil'- pufpan,ns 10 he liver pls, now
~" the public DR. VI Lanes genuine Liver Pills
-, hh celebrates, Ncrmfnge, eau nos h. hal Al all
,aoe drug stores None genuine without the
~ rELx,xe BROS
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short stories and 10 the Point.
VI pDppEl MAYER n BRO have rccei'.
.NIi ed tie largest stock q
s,rOrrvlc> AND PROV i~iUNS

ever before brought 10 this city. Their ~
.cnsivo stocks consist IN part Of The follow
ing ARTICLES
JtJ bbl- Flour,
100 sacas Coffee,
35o bbl- brown and white Sugar,
10000 lbs Bacon,
10000 lb- Bseou Hams sugar cured and plan,
G5 bbl. aud half bbl, molAsses
10 bbl- MacAcrel.
LOCO bbls Corn
And a large assortment OF other Thrle- be-
longing 60 their business too numerous to
mention. which NH l.. sold very low Tor ash
Their motto j. "guict safes ana smaI prom"
Bcsdes the large amour, of good, m their
store on the public square, They have an ..'
tcusiNe warehou-. near Mir NJ. lloppclmsyers
residence Ia hich the great bulk OF their heav,
articles are deposited The stock ~ their -tor"
although large, only comprise, a portion OF
their goods. rhey are consequently prepared
to I'll all orders with Nhich they may be
favored
May l7th, 1856 S-u
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NEW TIN SHOP.
south West Side Of Public sNuare

I Dry. Brown 4 Co, having opened a
-. TIN and >HEET kO\ NANt-
FACTtRl, will Wholesale and retail a -
r,fiararlblpuf TN " ARE, and are prepared
10 execute al .JOBBI\G IN their line Of hn-
,lnes-. IA a Workman he manner al prltes that
cannot f.il to pleas,
Orders from thc country promptly attended
to. and all WORh NARRt WED
\o, -. 1856 No 10 ~
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{ 0nlc al last


CHEAP FOR ASH.
WISH Co. tad the attention OF TN a
eii,4.n. OF Harn.oa county to my
arr, .toc. 81 good "a store and io wnsh Nv
additions at. batas maas ever! wt,k. have
uus nu hama,
iu, -four cooking, shop, once and pafluf
stoves Of all A,ni- sni price- ~ n~i'.icai-
tromk. TO : i35 sno chars ct a. ,nd-
from IS cents To l,.uos pi-c- AZ dining Ia
bl--, escorted O. wash sud s"r. -isad- ~
sorted ~ sof,., assorted 36 cribs and J..
bradl.s - bureaus, "a card ar .li. table- 8
lou g-, safes, ccntr, isbee-,
0psspr3s children. .ageors tabs. irHs.
,opi- snd hsrAet-, assorted,
.pnutngvb..i hronin- irrdsarr. loo Arg- ni
uati. escorted brad. and hnl- iius naIi, oi ibf
best QUALITY casting. 81 ail .ini~. nn- Ini oi
kr..r. nud forks SPOONS t,di.. A.. Toe npr-i
lot 81 pocket cn''rr, ever brought To i1l- plA-t
Cans. sni pis,o,s. .~-ntt-d ,t1cru :. glass.
and uu MAR. 4 laFeo l"i ~ ltse'f' satcpt.
amt i,pe, goods. sec"fdion~, uu7Na .a>'ru'
meet. tons 81 Inv goods, e"oi- shoes. lat
esp- .ni hourrt. iarge bot 4 sal -.
pst~r assorted. si'o isf'c ami gel So 50
le,tet .to Of srore-'e. ~ ''r to.' qua.t},
Oh. 81 Vb.,h intend 20 s'''l
ron CA>II.
A. am Determined io 80 cr-h husiue'.. DO
not ak iof tine as necessity -, compelled
M, iu sdopt THIS rule
Cs and -ei,l, 81. yoer o|j srcount-, or YOU
Wil ht pushed on them -ur,
tLNb
| " ~ e. .ci su' nt hoa.e Joe, Hud -l.as
ani = bargain c.n d. bad hs any person thai
~,n,, iu ratnnenc, bB.,ne.. h.r. sll tas-
ue .toe. stock or horse. .nd land ~ aft pay
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FRAN IT. pt |. 7 II
Digs 20 inform the ciusrus Of Marshall
- aui actehbarbood, that he is prepared to
make iiau.. ana ,icv Furniture of all kinds,
go order \ stock always kept oH hani.
Repairing cleaning, and vanishing neatly
Necutei and an order, promptly attended TO
February lsihlshs No - y
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Now Advertisement.

" hOlesale and Retail.
lust received from NEW YORK and the
- manufactures of The East splendid as
softment of
JEWELLERY
Of all kinds, comprising IN part car.tng-
Cluster, Cameo, Mosaic, Cora, aud other drops
aud Pins 10 match
4 full assortment of gents pins, rings
guar. cnains, Sc, Ae., l. ..ne patent Lenf
and her Gold watches, suitable for both ladie-
and gentlemen. also iu.i assortment gold mud
silver speciacies.
STANLEY 4 \lNND.
Jefferson, Nov -. l>J6 ltu
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rapu NJ,

IN the SLrc,cpor, road, on Thursday even
/ me the 2oth INST, just below MaJ Graves
a corn tiotk The owner can e, /
hy calling on the suh-cr.her, and paying tofi
thls advertisement
GEO. TUCKER.
Nov. %, nl3-u
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VmIumhI Plantation Ier Sni'


MlWuboe 1'lNWs~tsOo Ter sHse.
rI>llE und.r,isuso offer. Tor sale h,. VI an
i4tiaL. kinr in the count, Of frre.tone,
State of Yesa.. on Goiton~"od snd "a
Co,c'. creek. -iph, miles North of ::::::..
fairield the county -it- of .s'd
commit, aud nirc ME. North vest from Pine
Bluff ON 1nni'y r'ef The hs'i oil i.nd con
tain.
ELEVEN M \UEEU ACRES
,A 81, n, uh.,h 80.
~ ', a,l,',.,,.n rba,. n.,.,
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DIR. BILLINGS
(arDtuitiSe ana lstrtMgeNt >yrap

i 1k> >ikf tfNtlht
Prize, one dollar per bottle
Sold h, 4 : johnson 4 Go, Marshall J
e Preston 4 Go, i,Aer.on. 7-'~
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Also. OM Stand.
I lsO

PAINTED and cedar tubs. buckets ard scclers.
oe~lher ~lth genera assortment of House
furnishing goods to Nhlch t.t --.,rnton e.
purchaser. IL respectful. matted.
K. i. ,ilDE
Oct IL 1856 "a u
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FALL md WINTER GOODS
Plantation t.nnhs. .

ttourt % tbs market, consisting 10
a.
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Also. Ready Made Clothing.

t,eN 'iutn s.ulh lfnsA coats.
h,ul ,ulrN. a*rr coats
haek all ,ttel mArJ cas-Imefe pfHls.
Vest, u yaraH, ,tNle- aHt fabrics
Sils crusai- ana haab,efea.tls.
SATIN ,tue =, -at ,ea.
Buck hives and .auu',et-.
A!er and BOY. mafiuu Utli hos.
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Medical.

from parent n child aud enniiing upon The o-rring
ruined constitution. Fur e cure of all these FIRMS
Of disease the Buctnrs guarantees cure ar asks no
compensation The Doctor can he consulted Ny li'
Ter otherwise free OF car, and Invites all Nho urn
aIli ted call upon hin. where he will EiNc ihen
sash saii icliun as they cah ohinu no where "'S'-
.s rooms M. and rnury Hall. cnrutr " sac
rancutD and Mont-nnrr. s'reit, san fran,s
THE GREATEST nISC0V Ekl OF THE
AGE!-tirci Blessing Ia Mankind !-inuoccn' bn Pn'
tcn,-Dr. T.. J. Cz ipEAys frophNhaicHn. tS'''i D<'
INJECTING .\srn'.l Sir,' preventative agal~i g'nur
rhu, uud ~>philiic -t-,'s nn1 an un~urpassrd rem
,eh for al the ycn"ral. >cru0ouS, ltngrrnous sud
cu,cer,u~ ulcers i,r Vt discharges FROM the va"nG.
utrruS and nrelhri. ant a ciltn"ou> rrn3ii"uS ana
dl.,,I.e- tor sale at nr h. Czarka!'s office Ar
mory Hall. corner Of Sacramento nni Nonigomory
sire, Is, san Fran isco. A. unocIaiion = proven
tuiyc against slnIH poN. 80 is nr. l.. J C%apkpys
Prop ciicum preventative asll9si syphiliiicaI Ant
sunorr. diseases. iarmr.- in itsnl, a i.Nesse-
the power of chemically destroying The syph'liic Vi
rus, ind thereby saving thousands of Young dehauch
e.s from being infected hy lhr most ldaih+om" &" ~
Diseases Ltt no Young man who appreciates heal n
be without Dr. ~ tpkays rrophi'accum. 1t i IN
very osy"nrHt packages aud viii he found convent
enN0 t~s', being used soap That disease can be
prevented by the u-c ot proper agents. is ~ well nm
established fact ~ l they can hr cured after their
establishment. The principle which i now unlVrr.
sl rrcogh Zed. received even hefort thh days "f
Jenncr The lis oyvrrr o. The yaccInntOn in lI9i. aud
its nalupiied benefits ever since have received. as
they deserved the attention ot the mrflicGl facuIly.
II Wa ia pnr-'iit nf this branch o the mcdcnl 'c
ence THAI Dr. l.. J. rzrp%ay tor'unacly made the dis
coyery Of his IrnphiHcllr'm which, for The prevcn-
unn o stphiiic. gonurrheal generous and culaneous
di.Or.dcr. stands urrNaled by Gny agent in The Pau
m1copoca The effect of ihis agent aflcr cuili"n il
immediate aud moves the possibility of cpnrac-
ipa a. disease IT, however the diS'i> has been con-
lr.cr!. T. sustul "a ururalziug the "iS nous sccr'-
tiuus which, hy ah-urplIon pruducr he hor'rl conse
1i'u-c known coulaN syphilis 1t hos been
administered by the Dnrtor IN many thousand c1-rS
and he has yet to fud TIE first in which it has Called
to suH.crYc the purppsr for vi ch il was administer
ed Price. s.. Full directors are nt'arEcd io opch
plck9gt. In cases where prophiiacl'cum = used asa
curative. DR. l. J Tr1pkHy will furnish gratis pre-
-criplion for his Bl"od Puri r.
Al communications from the country. addressed
iy I" DE- y J. Czapkay, Spu Francisco viii h" s'rrliY
AMI cou:dentaliy attended To. and IL" remedies
with the gre1tcsi care and secrecy, immrdateit H.
pacie d, by Express other CONVEYANCE 10 their dr
UnauOn
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STATE GOVERN NEWT

NEYLY JOHNSON, Govern =.
Il. NJ ANDERSON. Lieutenant Governor
HUGu G.. Murray. Justice oi Supremt Cour
SOLOMON iitYpENFELr, and
DAVID s. TERRY, Associates.
GLo. ". WHITMAN, Controller.
HENRY BATES. state Treasurer.
". :. Wallace, ATTY General.
JoHN II BREWSTER, Surveyor General.
JAMES ALLEN, State Printer.
+. Wu.soN,
+. S MCKENzIr, and
FLEx BELL, State Prison Directors.
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poaRD OF SUPERVISORS.

Sec The regular meetings of the Board
# Supervisors shall he held at the county
scat Of their respective counties. on the first
Mondays Of May, August, November and Feb
ruary, ana shall continue from time tn time,
until all the business before them is dis
posed Of. The Board shall also meet on the
second Monday after each general election,
to canvass election returns.
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DgSTRTCT COURT.

Ninth Judicial District. composed of the
Couuties OF Butte, Colusi, and Shasta The
terms Of the District court for Butte County
commences as follows: On The second Mon
days OF March and June. on the fourth Mon
day OF August and on The third Monday Of
December
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COUNTY COURT.

y The regular terms Of the County Court
onsthe first Monday of February, May, and
August and on the fourth Monday in No
7rmber of each year, nnd shall continue from
term to term, unless MI the business of the
term be sooner disposed of
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

JosrpH T.. \. Lewis, County Judge.
2. FREEK, Sheriff. Butte County.
Mu,Es CHApiN, County Auditor.
WM LATrImonE, County Treasurer.
v. ScoIT, County Surveyor.
IL, ) MAYNARD, Assessor.
J. } kLINt. Public Attorney.
RANDALL lioBAEr, Puahc Administrator.
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COURT Or SESSIONS.

So. 4 term of the Court Of Sessions
sinll be held NJ the couaty scat in Butte
county ou the second Monday OF February,
May, August, Gad On the first Monday in De-
ccmberof each year. and shall continue from
tHrm tot-rm unless all the business be sooner
disnosed Of.
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&; )I. j. l., tHAPNAY The gentleman Whose
nuur furOs IN" clpilun Of this uur". u uno ni TIA
few modern phy>cians whose app.icu'in - MS pro-
f,.sjnu AMI devotion to tn ac'rd. render him alike
liung,rnu bv birh he sought with * ssuth to pNcr
hls c0uulr, among ne uatluus Of the Garth beyond
II" opprrssDrs rule ihnt her = ns mth rrl'lc" N
the prlr lea of hose prrcppts which AZ" alike Our
=, nv aud pride. IN his forts tn d.. hc he's
rraprd the reward Oc rrfrcjua resistance To opprc-
sion, rni ~ home and n CO n'ry j;upw him no moro
-tpIrt however. from his clau' Gpon "Ur consider
Diinu ua'ru. thr ;'~'iD minis Ot cNhr1'icr Hni
capartv which n" hrings eniiile Him ln pnhc rpnli>
d"ur4 to the excursion Of those who posses ncj hrr
the aU' 'r III" other rs a grufIrn'n h'+ "h lr''Hr
is untarnished physician, his skill unsurpassed
an to tdo>e Who's mpru l"uct has l'' upon lhc'n
lG' lantS Of disease. we can cunsrjrutpp~y commend
h I'M with the assurance iha in him they viii trl a
ccr1 whom to know il gr'at gain The nr'> office
il ". ND / truorv He'll corner of Sacnmrn'u
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PROBATE COURT.

S 4. The regular terms of the Probate
Court shall be held on the fourth Monday in
February, and May, third Monday Of Au-
gu~t,and on the second Monday in December
pf each year. and shall continue from term
to term unless all the business be sooner dis
poscd Of
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~ROvuIE LODGE, No. los, 3. g. A. NJ.
~ Stated Meetings held on the nrst salurnay OF
each month AT II p NJ. at Masonic Hail. over Piatt's
Market. Entrance on Myers street. ohicers-D
Brown. w M Daniel Jewett, z W: George w. Elliot
J w: Rosenthal, Treasurer; & O'Donnei' secy;
J Kleine. D;J Kiumper. J. ID: A Hoskins, Tyler
Boe.hren In good standing, are invited to attend.
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JUAAGAAIk j Y

SOLOMON lIEYpENFELT, Chief Justice.
HUGH & MCRRAY, Associate Justice.
CHAs II. BRYAN, do do
Mat p DAINGERfIELp, Jugc 9th District
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QUITE LODGE, No. 35F. g. A. .M.-Lodge
. meets at their aall in Bidwell. on the first and
third Saturdays OF each month. Mt r. NJ: ohicers'
Jw, KKEFER Sec'y.
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nROviLLE DIVISION S. OF 7. No. pa
~ Meets evory Sunday Evening at O'Clock, N,
at Masonic Hall. II Shepherd; WP.
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yrvttIc lnv,l1nble Sp., Tic first introduced into
q Pisa some my years snrc soon became 80 well
known rs certain cure. thai IN every Town aud city
NOT oniy un the C9ntneni, but III Great Bri;an the
lnuId for was great, its merits 81 astounding
that in les. than yoar from its Introduction 1t id
.upplantrd all otheF remedies. the hedcal tacnity
of The principal cities ot Europe were compelled tc
acknowledge its wonderful mastery over dtseaSe. Pro-
urpturs of other medicine. Jealous OF It's sway. vanly
nudrl ynrrd To sinv its onward progress Like grass
before the mower. their ef rs tell 10 the ground and
like fire ON the praries, sweeping all before H. Its on
ward march became triumhhant IL stood iorth upon
IL own merits "A discerning puplic saw, tried and
were convinced OF its magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by DR.. Pareru from the sale Of 1t
during the six years he prepared H. alone bore witness
Ia miraculous merits. At the deceasc OF the Doct
inc Prcipe was bequeathed 10 his son, who has lately
Introduced the remedy into the United state. The
number of ii has already made are astonishing
Thousands and tens of thousands can bear testimony
TO lis efficacy -,
An who ,ise il II will cure. with safety. speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack Nustrums. Use remedy that
has been tried for the past my Jcars ana was never
known 10 fail.
This Great Remedy s warranted purely vegetable.
Beware of Counerfeils. The extensive sale Of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
r persons. to palm of upon the uhslspecling epu
rious compound. closely resembling the original. BE
particulaf to buy none without the written signature
of A Pareira. NJ. ID ON the outside wrapper OF each
bottle. All others counterfeit, aud their com
Founders will be punished with the usmorst rger Of
the law
Price Three dollars per bottle. For sale by D. Bah
cck sole Agent fJr California. Oregon and the sand
wch Islands. to whom all orders must be addressed.
A liberal discount made 10 wioissale dealers
ID. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, u Davis street,
San Francisco
List of Agents throughout the State. Rice otiin g..
Co Druggist Marysve: X. Il Starkwealher City
Drug store stockton w. "a. Druner, Sonora Benz
Shurtlef. Shasta; Child worshen. Placerye I;
Justin Gates, Jr. Sacramento City; ID. II. w. Carr,
DownieviIIe DIR. John Lark, Nevada DIR. w. II.
Gailief Yreka, DIR. J. b. Winston, Los Angeles /;
Thomas whsley, San Diego; Geo l.. Story, Portland
OF.
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U. S. Livery Stable.

Myers Street-Near Montgomery.
THyO KEEP PACE WITH TIE TIMES and rapid
growth Of our town, we have, oil late. and will
from time to time, make extensive additions TO our
stock and otherwise improve our establishment, to
meet with entire satisfaction the increasing demands
Of the age.
Stock taken on Livery the most reasonable
Terms. If desired, we will buy, sell or exchange
stockin short transact oil business ap ertaining L0
a first class Livery Stable. The finest Bugges, hacks
and Saddle Horses. furnished ut n moments notice
Thankful for past fayors, We hope 70 merit con-
tinuance Of the same BROWN HOFFMAN,
Dated oroyille, July 10, 1855. jy1odk.
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THE CABINET.

WM MARCY. al \. \. scc'y Of state.
JAMES GUrHRiE, of Ky. sec'y OF Iren>ury'
RoB'r McCLEl.LAND, o. Mich, Srcy OF ln'e l.
JAEMS G. DoBBlN, OF y. { secy OF navy
JEFFERSON DAVIS, ot Miss secy of war;
JAMES CAMPBELL, ot Pa. L. Vi. Genera
CALEB CUsuING OF Mass Attorney nen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
DR. = Az t=aR a 5

For the C TT in aud speedy cure o, d 8
,ses Of Il rrivate Ia urc, ~ "atter
how long standi 9, win ut any IN
furious etfkct the system ora y
ch rye OF diet l. has never tail d
1t canuot fail to curc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
NATIONAL ADMINISTER rToN

FRANkIrN PiEEcr, of n. II. Pr .-ldent
ID. Il. ArcuIsoN, q: Mo. V. Prest. Pro ten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21
COmme rcial AMhnrs,

LONDON MONEY MRxT, FRIDAY, March -SsS
oCLocx p. M.-There s increase In the demsnus
for money, and rumcrs OF difficulties are eurrent N L.
unlikely that the market will be easier In fsv davS
more there will be payments to the extent Of e. Oe
to De made on account OF che loan which ust tsud
TO tighten the tone Of the market
The Portuguese financial agent states that thu
OF debt converted up to the 3ist of December ast
I'd, s5i sas leaving e., sSf 003 stifi ,onvertsd
The Parana brings remitancss for aAcoupt os ~.
Mexican Dividend Fund
The English stock market Is heavy to-day under ~ -
huence OF sales the pressure for money and tina
ment OF the account consols are down to af I. 70 =
New Three per Cents are e2k 10 n. -
foreign market -
Canada Land Shares are firm at 1877 70 isG
sss0k sh'sA hare Tea leRs At gx 70 Sisa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

1,o45
"a sta above II must be borne in mind in the
above figures Of the budget the exceptional expenses
which the necestates nat included outlay
being covered only by e extraordinary resoarcs
Ihs resources in question are 1ot sst down IN the 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-16
PROVIDENCE. June

PROVIDENCE. June z, 1856.
In order to set matters right with the readers
of your valuable paper in regard to convention
held in this city on Tuesday last, | will make the
following statement:
Only about 100 members present, where
as, if every Council in the State had been repre-
sented in the convention. it would have been
imposed of over 200 members.
Councils only notified whom it was sup
posed would send delegates in favor Of repudia-
ting Fillmore. Two Councils in this city receiv-
ed no notification fihe meeting of such con-
vention through the proper channels.
The President of the State Council, who was
bolter at the Philadelphia Convention, could prob
ably tell why.
Many of the delegates present have always nc
ted with the Sham Republican party, and some
were members of the Republican Convention
which met in this city last week.
You informed by telegraph that the vote to
rePudiate stood s.xty-one to repudiate, twenty
against. But you are not informed that the
first test vote, ia motion being made to adjourn
Mr. Fillmore could be heard from } the vote
stood forty five to adjourn, sixty against
Al this time, or before the final vote taken
abou, twenty five delegates Withdrew from the
Convention satisfied that the majority were bound
to repudinie the nominations.
A ma jorly of the American party in this city,
and, believe, in the State, will support Fillmore
and Donel,on. The young men of the party are
forhlm. Yours, respectfully,
A NATIONAL AMERICAN.