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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED q, en- JAcKsoN. Phfladelpbla. p.
WILL fsctually cure L,ser.eomplaint. Dy,.
W pep,ia. lsundice, ehrhic or ney,ou. a..
oiiilj diseases o. the kidnsys. and all dlsea,es
ari,ing from di-ordtrsd stomach or liver.
sue rs constipation. inward piles. fuiness,
or Plood 70 lhe head, ariuiiy Of The stomach,
Nausea, heHit burn, disgut Tor food, hilness or
wei ight In the stomsch auut erurtntions. sinki,e
Or huthring Al the ph Of the o. IN sch s,sinihlus,
Of The head, hurr,sd and dihicut brentbiH
huufring At the heart, choaking or suG, eating
ssnsauIns "hvn % lying position, dinlness Of
sisop. dots or webs before the sight fever and
duli puin N the head d, 6cisnry Ui prrspi,u,ion,
yellow ness Of the skin bnd rses. pnin ih tho
SIDE back hest. limbs. sc. Sudd, 1ashts Of
neat burning ~ the hesh. constant inagihngs nt
evli. and great debility Of spirits. 'i'-- r
he proprietor 10 ealliag the attention oF the
public TO this preparation. dosr 80 with fsellRg
oi the utmost cOnhdencs IN is'Viflues, and ts
anrp,H,lon to tho diseases for which Il i recorlL
Il Il no new and antrled astirte b,,,. an. ,b.,
hAs s'qodthe ls.t Of ten ears trial before Tho
Amrr people, and H. reputation aud sale hi
aanShied BY any similar preparations tnthnt =
kh1 tesitnuny In ~ favor KiV,n by the most
prom pllll nslt Anh well knoNn Ph'airians anu in-
disiduals 20 all parts oi the couRt, Is ih,nenso
hotnas LsiehioFd. Cosinst0n. KY. D.ctn-
ber ~ 1883. says; .'My vile hes been lf,cted
with the Liver Complaint and dy.ptpsia ior q
huWpeF OF years, during which linle ! have
paid great deal Ter dootoring. b1i she rsreivtd
Ntr7 little bens6tshsysfrom And 6hAiy The doc
12t' said Fhs could not be cOfed Lnsi spriHs
sh- tonciudsd 20 'ry 5onr hiuspi she ,Ook iwo
bottiss, and ever siner D. king n, NJ she hes been
able 80 si,end 10 her bnslnsss. have sold
qane Hu@brr Of bottles lhyongh her rerom-
lnehdh,'oo' AMI as far ~ can learn, Il bAs gives
satisiseiioh 70 az.
David Abhou. AealinbprE. Ohio. D,oen,ber s.,
1883 saysi "perWit me 20 bear testi,pouy 20 he
:, !. ma ma ttaoir hercl OF or Girman HITTER, in
% taking i'll wap ssysgsly sflioisd with diarass
o. ihe liver, 20 murh 50 that dil moi rxpirl 10
live, but BY free of the balsf - thauks 10 k
kind Prwiienee. J 6nd M, 5 " enisel, resiored.
ITO 'htoish and obieto resume my asaal employ
Tss,. .g,laL .I,G
irosn dliinjuFinut Ingredients. 1897 aA
or 'Als h{ p'qgsise and siorskssPsn. ysga
W. at GIBSON a SLARKEB. 4. 81 Johh.
Tihn, R. q, Crples. Rome. Hal. b. Arnold.
Asin'rre ili feb blsly H
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AtIrhtion old soldiers.
SADDLE, HARNESS AND
Trunk MannfaoAorn

~ " eubsrribtr takes this meth cd OF ~ presslns
BIZ thanks TO his friends snd the Public gem
orally Tor the liberul patfonugs receved iu trad,
and ssks fut The conunnence dfthe same
SADDiES--pluin and fancy, Harness II ali
klnde. Trhs cling trunks, aud good assottnen,
ufhuggt, wagon whips aud lnshss, kent constant.
y on hand Colurs, iarni and Burr,. alan an,
best cuFed hair Collar' In this portion OF Ohio
hRhers, neV article
I assure ms Patrons that I work nothing Bu.
good old-fashioHod tanned lesiher and wsrrsn,
ali work cone w. my es.ahlishmsnt. m.
N. q. Cash for Hides aud ska. Repsririns
done tthe shortest notice. From my long xp,
riene The busness, an bound 10 do K,,,a
work : aud No sHnr Ia Northern Ohio .hallrk
neR.sriL ns.lfthey make their work as sub
stnntial RsI do. ...A
SHOP one door North ofihe Pos, Office.
J. NJ. tBBERT
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A. j. &C. CRONISE
New Book abliehmentI

Have just s9oned ono OF the best assorl
meal Of books ever brought to tns city.--
They are all new and selected with care, aud
contain al the late valuable publications in
light literature, science &c. &C.
Az new books OF merit will be procured
immediately on their pnbioaiiop. The pop.
uar rOagagines Of the day are also procured
at m early period.
Schuol books Of every voriety snd kind
Gold pens, pencils, quilts, inks, oards, states.
and n large stock Of the finest qualities Of %
Pictures, oil prints, hihoRraphs. &c. Music,
the latest and most admired, Wallets and fan.
cy articles all vrrv low. Drop IN nnd taSe
y look at our stuck before purchasing eise.
where. One door south Of Buskirks Whole
Sale Grocery.
cRoNlsE 3 BROTHER.
June 22th '65.
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The undersigned hos Just received 75 kegs
assorted Powder which he is selling at Man
ufactures prices. Calland see
Also will take Powder on storage at his
Magazine. JOHN G. GROSS.
April 18th '56. a.ttael
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TOMB HUss g. CO.,
BANKERS,
TomJ'a Block, Opposite Siagaan House.

fNHE paelnership herrtofore exstine between
l she undersigned w the Bsnking business
having this day expired by limitation. the ssme -
sereby dissolved.
Having nssoeiuled with a. John Arnold and
Jacob Tomb. the business will be continued ~
hsrutpioro without inierru pt0n. uoder the ~ ir
Of TuMu. HUss a Co.
The sAnia rules will be observed as heretofore
in the payment ~ intrrrston deposits, viai
AZ months ai the rate Of per cent
Z. -
ia -"
The money IN Ill cases psy able on delivery.
B. TOMB.
s. ARNOLD,
Nav ist $50, JOHN r. HUSS.
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Robes tam aad
loslah Hedges. iIsu4s RhAsfl, n j IiI'f
kaiolpa ker1. ronlh fIuis Il Santca Conm.a Pa.
CO.. nni te1 ani Caso 1-
hyNlrus ~ hprflpanss AZ ~ oriar made - a,ld
Ccur, ailhe Nlr iefm hlFeot f5lia ihii acica a1l
q ns i,,nsd, snd trselal aileiraf al ~ pptlis va
lnf' ,iihe toofelthe car uopssit nia ssaecaconnit
ve, on Ne i0A dayef NAV, ls11 sisasa tho haali af
oNloch A ~. ava o'hloct ~ IA. 10 flls,ae ..ork.I
Lanii and ,aneIapell, VI viti.
compse'ur ar ~ sAms alths iussnpctioa cfibo cen.
~ hue ofiht mad ~ cnnmoslr ,ooaIs
Win he oenitt hno nfe roanl MA ~ NIaitei .iIsal
n hedge. .sc9nf addition % ne ci0 81 uma Saasea
eonHy, ONO, ence rlnninF south of ~ miauiat Easl.
ehant eni hutti uoHce snuih lQ4 l0m aaat rhaius
and 84t 4thtlf oAence aolh ~ 11u us1 ohuins aad VI
SON eall gAsns, % 30 pnes ~ haannln4 cori,lan9
eooo aeftt q ~, oots ~ llil. II 3. WELLS ahI.
uptsll o1n4 Ana dls,lI lIl,,slIIl lull..
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

Agrccer Is supposed 10 get his living
by various weighs.
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DIR. TURBS,

Appointments are obe Iesnmtd In Mprrh nex and COO
nue ashertoior. They win noi be supplied BY any on'
else during hisRhseace. i
Ociohetl2th te5a 1H w ti o.
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GODFREY & GO DsMITH's
COMMERCIAL COLLEt' f,

COMM ERCIAI. COLLEC Il,
Sandusky, Ohio.
Located At the o Of columbus Avenue on Water Stree,
sT. o,s.. %, .iaSsss ssSss Ss,ss SlSS .o..oo
A. ihis n.tution aFs ussurraIsgdby uuy of silsr
chaTaetsFn do upieR Ths mll eolf.e pcaies sinsls
every isparang6, u ,f,e hSnsmanslp, Comm, ai Cal
ouoai and Lectures evtfy subject 81 upnrtanco con
nesled with lhs interest of ,hu Oonmsrsial world.
TEtMS;
For Fui Neseantis Cnusss--unhml,sd sln0a
Fer fauial Genre N $500
FoT Fall Coyfe for Lasliss 95DN
fpi renman'dp 70 szna shsI5' . alendan's upon Col
For thois who desire 70 study /, alone 500
COAMENClNts SrpnlES
Applicant, may enter he In,d,vion A. any time, there
being vacation o class ysie, uiiFacon being given
Necessary Qualifications
krovlsdst ~ As rsliaasy Easlish branches A. ~
prerequisites - sa,elag spoa course q .iadiei,
4tHaH rfME HEttt 1itt.ttN e'la
Fupi' ny rsssadlas hiIa o lheir sass during nosr,
of nsFaetqp, maypoHnlss he oll couFse ou eig 70
lWsvs weeks, ard psgisl ectrs which inriude. those
hnpehei oi eeooap WhiehAr dse of ol Ina
eltrcass have Re rvssss o. rsFie Sine Al any subss
queni nrroi r. Of extra ehtrfe. III .H.-
nqionasassfisd g Ae's only vso oOnpls,o iAs iaI
~ Ioeolvssby is,sss yuisas,ss pro,ap, a,i.a,loa.
Ateise S2pt KEY \. 4 0pii,smlra: pre iP.f,
'Nt''"iN W. tANNltN $40 - NlINNNuiNf OF tNN
eilY have beccc raproiors n The SkNnrgEV CoNnnn-
cikl CotLfon 4he namll % lsst seuleaer rlo On ar
ueerl lnaTlnlaa ~ anccets ~ this ua1 hr
Goiisv u well knoWn IN this region Of oar most
ciperl ns has he leqit oaTial ned arpif.
ss,s seass NV ar ~ prgdsssye, sieisa, n.sagra'p,
Mr. 2cltmilhn fsputatiCH rnccolshl and thnloaah
onosl oetn ll3 esith bed a Cinoiohati shert he
uaspoaerled silh 6anafya Commercial School flhtae
hqh have soli % einoaia Ia s tlaaqhol usually aaahi IN
aufh naod hage hasiiion thout camifn1
ibtrl ln hIa oala .--ltiLN HuaIfrEn.
NogorIharlni. IS .-i0n.
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MAMMOTH sTOCK


OF l0ROO ERIES.
nlA BnsEirk svhoio.aie snd R.tsll Croe,,.
having associated With bim u business hia brost
ef, Aiberi huIkirh, tbs buainels will horeaner
b scoaductsd undsgihe name sndnyieof
III. A. BUSKTRK 81 60
They hats also rousassd % TIE roon, is,slv oe
rgpied BY ,. n. Nsg ior d Co on Main stree,
y here theJ just rectred the largest stock of.
urof trica. ever brought TO this civ
Effarmers will e ~ u 10 their advantsee 20
SAll and examine before purchasiur elsewhere,
asNe nfe datornitnedt to teli. Bring aIonr vonr
nns,iter- hFges Bacon. Potutoes and 0rainl We
"illt take in efehfnge OF pay cash. Weare pre-
portation, and will a. en- lines do osrhe,tlo,
give satisiaction. - A.BiisKTRK a f,o.
300 Sacks Liverpool Salt reed Bbbls
Baltimore Herring. .e5 whole ohd halfbbl, tyhs.
Fi'h for seieat e FUsKiRKs 3
Smoking To6aeeo n vi, and psbsts, hns cus
chewing ~ hbls auh pagers a. ..... ... Fl.
March I6. 1855. a. BUsKiRK'S
OK BBLs Pure Cider vlnsgar-vsry chssp
~ a. BUsklRKs.
S(l bbis., salt just rsceiyed snd fot .als q,
~ BusKiFKNe
Oh dos Brcons comaoa 70 fsnrp tof.ri, ~ =
AZ BUskiRKs.
i Oh boxes stcrine candles. for sale 1t
~ BUsKIREs
( S0 boses o. pips., 4,-s-z!!-- 77
80 art o BUSklRks.
..}( J boxes s'arsapdle' forsuls :,
| y -s....-..l... a. .-... ..... MS no
lOcEAS syRUP, 80 bbl,, for ssle By
~ ia e7e ifei s6l E.F. Anaorr.
ss4(l sacks Rio Coffee. for .sie =,
~ m RUsKIRKs.
Flourl Floufll m
/ CONSTANTLY on hand Grocerie. Of ever,
~ description und low for Cssh producs At
BUsklRKS.
anu - Chester Teas from common to be
" grsds'a BusklRks.Q
! GROCEltIESl GROCERIES II
/ We are ~ dsiij recript oifresh lots OF Grove
les which We are offering cheap for cash or pro
....I.- BUsKIRK &Co.
No shnwhen Biock
an bbls Of Prime Molsssss.
| 90 has' Rio Coffee. Li,
| 10hOIe' of Raisins. sas 30
| Efl iolen Brooms. rt
Q6 bbls Powdered. Crushed. aud GraHalats,
~ Sugar FOR sale iesp At
RUSRtRK's
SrEAM LNt:lNES,
lSNT&AM Engine, fOi Saw Mile and t7I7e1gs.
J0ther purposes. manufactured atthit ~, .at.'V "
together with variety oi 4, ,sting,
We also manufhoiur, Brick Machines. .th,
cave much labor.-AilJob WorN donein Work
manliks manner, and upon skorinotirt
March 1881. LOOMS & CO.
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I -
| TUE largest aud bss, a.sertme hsp; plain ana
! blurred muslin, plSln aud dotted Swiss y,
null uslins In ths State for snl. low hy
WALKER oURAND
c0 Bas' Rio Cone, :,
Ou HA.B.&Co.
/ < Bas' Old sOOdJa
RI farsl' sy'vp"
% Barrel. cmshsdsuesrn
~ fn.N RAD. &Co.
~ H.A,o&Co.
OS Boxes HNvana'usr
1O0 Bsnsl, Bro6n ,usuyM
lOO H.A.BSco
OOand teI .ale eheaphy H.A. BusnRE / 90
PRINTS, PRlNTS.-W. ID. Scott is
openingihe largestand cheapest assortment O
Prln'. ever broughtto the Tidn Market ,culla and
examined for yourselves.
CASH FOR HIDES AND BARK.
W. D sCOrrh paving 10 ca-h for Hide, ant
SarkMhis Innaary. kaown atihe Reed Tnnnory
sprl " taoA.
TIVE HUNDRED yards brown hleaohsd nd
y eolored Table cotton. at reduced prices ~
WALKER a oURAND
WV uOhcANU Y FlNE HlNDkED ynrdp
ofhuen ducks farmersdtill cotton. ootten
AIDES esc. such a. will do ~ eood To LODI NIB,
WALKER \ oCRARb.s
n RocERlEs. ousensware. SC. RsaSymade
~ CiothinE, 6c.. tor aAl~by
SHRiVER q SHEATH
NEW BOOT q SHOE STORE.
IN TtFFIN.
rl'H 4 nndersigne1 respertfully informs the chi.
tenso fiihn. aud Seneca Conn,y that be ha,
opened new fT
BOOT AND SHOE
Store in TiAn. on " eshinE,on Street. onnos,,e
ferk's Hardware Store, " here ~ a n time, viii
be iouud alarge and general assortment Of Root,
and Shoes. hia stock embraces G,nts enitars.
patent leather, calf Oxford ties.
LADIES CATERS.
OF all kinds, all kluds Of Morocco Buskins tlss
and clips. hahdsAme srtirle enlled
EUREKA BUSKINS. itf
teF Ladi.s who wish huudsome shoe, are ~.
qne,teo 20 cal and eSeuline. Mi,ses and Chii.
dtens satfr boots, and Morocco boots 1hiat
Rap ard Calfstin hoois. and the ver, be.,,r,ic,e
ot zoe boosa Alea snd Boys Brogaos or oil
WOMEN a CHlLDREN'S LACE RooTs.
Soy tsncy Pgmr, md Slipper, aud Meas slim.
ners. hIs stoc comprises ~ iho latest at D., "a
Boots and shoes, The .nudersirnf as ,lsiertuin.
ed that they alusi he sold, Ills prices viii btat
OaAiparlson with any Other esiablishment hi she
city he ieplfss thatthe puhllc may give rim 4
uinlana he WI lwtfFan,thAt they will he ails.
eeg, T. RIA. Agosus
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

NVW ~ THE TIME TO RTJY T07i1
FURNITURE CHEAP

hiie our Furniture Ruoms are fall -,
oan p29 ~ mofe foem ostov aea, ilr.isrs-
Ses.',,,y IVY ~, ~ sse daiiy monuhciuiine. Ne
ni.ufe nov on hand, ever i, int, ~. !, 4. ,f!
sfS'i2h oi ths couniryl cunsst.nr In ns,, :.
sSli9Ws' vis Bureaus. Stereiarifs. .liooi r.,,-
.aolts, oedsleadf. sofas Tea Tsn,s ni'
.ass .... n ouo"sns' Lnunfts. Easy, Fliyett.h
.no ,, faflof chalFa. Gard, ritn snd ft5,,s N
's tSgsb Quafieti common ard wash
go. y nsl i"lf, and lsifes vaf ~ Of Goa.
~ CO., ~, also The largeaii ssofint NJ
herfe IN ihs nafktt Our eort 4. .,i -.
tainted 10 he made ~ good az i'm, -. 80
BY sAhiiu' Mtt hanics Cali and eysr.t Nv,
ouf work. we know yub can BE- t,ii,td =, ~
old stand, nexi door 10 the church S,'t it3
highest steeple IL the city. 'l
Aug. 81, '55 iy. J A. MYERS A. soN
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HATS-Why We have ever, li,d-,1-. =.
cen think Of from the Pslm leaf ~ ~
ransma. and vp 70 the fnest silk and fof h,,eb-
world can produce BY "e''nr
wALKERa OrRAND.
A cheap si R,,s.'..,.t,t
lune n, 1855. $50
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

THE largest aud best assertme htos plain una
blurred muslin, plain aud dotted Swiss ~,
null uslins In tbs State for snl. low hy
90 WALKER a OURAND
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TERRIBLE DIsCLOsUREs.

SECRETS ron THE MIL .,,SN'aF GArij,yy,
LUNA MUST wnN- s,-yScSAllfi1fHlr fHlr<t,>
DERFUi. AND tNyALU- stsSSf% "a f, Ll-kls,, ~
ABLE PUBLICATION, .cS/E u ,...s.4'ffll|fs -.
DR. HUNTERS NED ~ hsa1s.se, q 8.
IcAL MANUAL: N/Z[p =
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TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED yard.
ofliuen ducks farmersdflll cotton. ootten
ades o'c. such AZ will do Nob eood tn I,sl NIB,
aeaf WALKER \ OCRAKb.t
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PRINTS, PRlNTS.-W. ID. Scott is
openingthe largestand cheapest assortineut O
Prlu,s ever broughtto the Titin Market ,call and
examine for yourselves.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

ROCERlES. Queensware, SC. Rsaiymade
" Clothing. 6c.. lor-Al-bY
SHRivRR a SHEATH
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

KING an original and popular ireati,e on Man on Yo-
mans their Ply sloogv, Fincors and xna Disorders
of ovefy Kind. with never gang Remeiies Tor the speedy
cure of I'll diseases Of pvae and deaae character in
cdcnt 10 the violation Of hO laws Of Mature aud Of Na-
- t4oH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

RUNAwAY.-Wc received \ eommunica-
tion from some Of our mining friends yester.
day, the substance of which We publish as
follows:
VIM. u. Higgins. who has recently been y
partner with McCraY, Stafford s. Co. in the
Robinson Hill claim, possessed himself oi
the Company's spurss, and therewitS absquat-
ulatel
Higgins Is a native Of Massachusetts,, and
is from Boston to this country. He has been
gone several days and no trace OF him can
be found anywhere. The amount sto.en We
did not learn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

FoR JUsrIcE-C G. W STILES, Esq, some
time connected with this Office as assistant
editor. has removed hence to Spanishtown,
and by acclamation has been nominated by
his numerous friends, as candidate for Jus
tice of the Peace, for Oregon township
Long may he live, and flourish like green
bay horse His capabilities for Justice are
unsurpassed, and we sincerely hope he may
be elected.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

STEALING Our THUNDER.-There is not
paper in the State that is guilty of so many
larcenies from ourselt and contemporaries, as
the Sacramento Union. Whole articles al G
taken from our columns and published as
original with itself, with never 50 much as 1"
passing mention of our name in connection
with hem.
We don't claim any particular m'r,t for
our etfuslors, but if they are worth copying
they are WORTH accreduing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.

We have the pleasure Of announcing to
th, citizens of Oroville and vicinity, that
tho HON. WM. GWIN, HON. w. VAN
VOORHEES, and MURRAY MORRISON,
ESQ, will speak at OROvILLE on SATU R.
DAY EVENING, 18th inst.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

STILL THEY CtME.-The stages arrived
yesterday literally crowded with passengers
and baggage. From the appearance OF these
travellers and their luggage, we should
judge they were principally new comers
from "America.f Come along boys, there
is plenty of room and good diggings for al
right about here
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

New GooDs.-In passing the store Of our
enterprising fellow townsman' Mir. Reis, we
noticed more than ordinary dispny of fine
clothing. and upon inquiry learned that he
had just returned from below with full
assortment of choice winter wearing appar-
ell. furnishing goods. &c Everybody need
ing such things, would do we'll to call sa
him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

BROKE DowN.-The Wagon that was en-
gagged in bringing the iron towers to Bidwell
for the Suspension Bridge, core an while
passing through the Canon to that place.
Kind Providence permitting, and the wealth
or in his favor, Murray, the contractor, will
finish that bridge POGO tiempo.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

THE OPPOSITION LINss.-We feel con-
strained to acknowledge our obligations for
the many favors extended 10 us by the pro-
prietors and drivers of the two opposition
Marysville stages. David Rogers is the own
er of one line of stages, AMI Obel Sawtell Of
the other. They are both obliging gentle
men, and we thank them for their Kindness.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
MEETING AT SPANIsHTo WIN

Gen. p. IL. HARRIS, A NJ ZABRIsKIE'
ESQ, md Others, will address the citizens of
SPANISHTOWN, Butte County; on SArUR
DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18th, ON the polit-
ical questions of the day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
FOR CONSTABLE.

SNIIU W. GANEREL announces himself as a
candidate tor Constable for OpLir Township at the
ensuing election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorized 10 announce The name o
y. u. WITT rs "a candidate Ter Constable, tor Ih'
rnwnshin uf Ophir AT ih. ensuing rIcclion o9'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 word for Butic County .

The greatest gathering lha' has b'rn known in
Butte county during the present campaign, Is that Of
every description OF useful and ornamental articles at
tho ionert ' ancty store and Yankee Notion, DepuA
Washington Block, Myers street. 3rd door from N"nt
,,unry Droviilr ocl3u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

OYsrERs-That di>n ui Oysters, fr,m
F.N. Smitu's Oyster stand. inst evening
was perb aDd just m Abe nick Of time II
F.N is not c.ecfed Const,t.e. tbeu are
Repu . &C, ungratetol indeed
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

W. :. SAFFOED announces his name "a cand
date for Justice OF the Peace for Ophir Townships
the coaihg election. oclU'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

IUNrooN's ExcHANGE'-Ihis popular
house, so long the depot for the California
Stage Co., has changed hands Messrs
j Jhnson and Lawler, have become the pro-
prirtors, and from the reputation they bear
they deserve a Continuance OF the patrona sc
that has hitherto been extended to their
house.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
NOTICE

T2NlE SCBSCklB III. taxes thi- method OF inform
- lng the pubC that he has established himself
IN The busntss vi UNDEkIAh Elk aud IL prepared
pay prompt ulIeniul 10 all calls that may made
hun Ia his line oi business, with nealness and dis.
palch.
y. B-AlsO, strict attention given to setting Bill
Lard TAbles, COiorng BLIZZARD Balls &c and general
Cabinet business, On Bird street, adjoining The semi
nary. olblm J.uAMELL,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

The RIvER.-We were Informed hy Mr.
Cole, who came down from Long bar yes
terday, that preparations were being made
to remove the fumes lrom the river
The early commencement Of the rainy sea-
son has proved great disaster to those en-.
gagged in river mining, and particularly SO
to the Montezuma Co, as they were Just
fairly unier way, when the water drove
them out
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

M. Hon. MILTON S. LATHAM, and
Hon. THO'S. J HENLY, will address the
Democracy of OroviIle, Oh the Evening OF
October 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

SUDDEN DrATH..-Tne TORN TAX Of the
14th inst, contains the following remarkable
stsry:
"Mr. Isaac Lamm, an old resident Of this
city and an elderly man, died at his resi-
dence yesterday morning suddenly, under
the following strange circumstances Mr.
Lamn, who has been suffering from disease
the heart arose in the morning, took a
bath, put on clean linen, for the grave, laid
himself down in his bed, and remarked that
he was ready to meet his God. He request
ed some friends to repeat the formula OF the
Jewish prayers, ana they asking leave TO 90
for prayer book, he replied. mo, repent
them after me- ard he went through them
regularly, and on repeating the creed expir-
ed. calmly and quietly. This is one OF the
strangest premonitions of death we have ev'
er heard.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

Miners CONVENTION We understand
that the miners are to hold u convention on
Saturday next, for the nomination of Town
ship officers, The convention is to be held
at Virginia Flat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
FOR CONSTABLE

j W DUNN announces himself ns Il candidate for
Constable of Ophr Township, subject to The nominal
ION of the Democratic convcutio n.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
FOR JUSTICE OF rxlA PEACG.

J T. ELLIOT announces himself hs candidate
for re- election to the Office of Justice OF the Peace !or
Dphir IoN nship.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
MINERS CANDIDATE
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

MIR FREDERICK y SMITH announces himself
as "A candidate for Justice OF the Peace Tor OphIr
ruwnship. at the coming election. The principles
that will gudc me, are, eNpr ssed III The words ol
Andrew jackson, " Liberty, EqunillH, fraternity
Nih that issue viii abide the result
OH Yours. win r.- Get Y N''''
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
FOR CONSTABLE

r. l.. PATTON announces himself as candidate
iur Constable, tor Ophlr Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

JOHN JONES announces himself rs II candidate
for Justice OF the Peace for Olhi township, al The en-
SUNG election.