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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
]. D. BROWN. M. ..

Graduate of Sew York University. NJ" J ork Nedl
cal institute. Honorary GraddMr OF ~Ararus" Nediral
",i"ge ri,r~ hs professional services Z" ic lhh'h
iHn- o brpNt.c aud NtclHIy biirc. ~ lhr CROWN"
Drug ~lof", Montgomery street, one door irum HE
cHrurrot boNncr street.
JuItlt.i ISIS iyl4-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08

FtR~uNt WHO WISH To PJECnASI
- pt9-. Fancy Articles or Pcrfum,ry viii g.
II N..' o. rli al tit" UHpNIi.lL bRUGsIOEI
IN "n Non-omcr: One door from DoNuer ~tI,,t.
n,t .hc br'"u, llujc Ih, following list comprIs,
=; l.f.Iuu iht. eturk o.. hand.
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G2S, 90 E8|wA1D

~ SlHlNEp or SIOITN-ou The uilll,
-, <ihr 21'h AUeUs'. from bry Greek, brtWcn
+--ZA-Oru,,ilc and !. uchhur4h, TWO America
hur~'~. cor horse aud m1r,,l h-hi bay or .l.m colo
uldiIc sjI.. The m4r. bad d spanish brand ON o..
lr hip, -ha;r ot hor-c 8, uc The horse had uo vi.
bic brand. Whoever "tt return thr tui.. animals
give information ihai Niii lead to their recovery. WI
receive lac ulcyc r, ward. HENRY PIIIL-
Dry Crrck, hear urusii.r. Aug..O au. ..-Iw'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,

Where they soliui y:-j's from the Buchanan cubs
Fillmore ,uh- Fr'WoGl C!GhS, and other gentlemen,
wIh or without tilo- and lrbm mrmucr- oi Nlui4urr
Committees Hud Law and order Parties, from sons
ui Temperance uud Nj q, rate lmLb"r- ri Ia,phrrry
Cobbcr~, and rou lial nuumorabir FRATERNITY ut the
prk. Spade, Hortrr, Long ium and >iuicc, who,
aitcr uay u lp and labor, would enjoy Nl hour Ui
agrrrabtr llN ,ltuu ana ~ucul cunN Ncr~H,ion
me DEACON assures hi- friends. ih1t lhcy win
Wc"t with most cordial reception at the II oIEB-
EANEkN SNLODN. whc,r the lui,.S dispensed viii
bc louud tuly cquti ia quality. tothos tor winch the
DEACON l., "a part indebted for ms cnNiable rcpu
ialion.
Oroyl,c Ju}2-, l-aG. y2Glf
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

= 1 = ~ - - w - - j Y L y ;.
+, rrR@uNs WHO WISH To pJEcuAsi
- ptu-. Fancy Articles or Prrfm,ry viii g.
II "..l o. c.lI 80, Tia" UHpNlLLL Drug sIOEJ
[1L on Nonf-nmrr. uuc door from DoNuer ~tIt,:
H'.' h' 'T'"u, Hotel 1h following list comprIs (.
r.'.I'n or ul" stock Oh haud:
>rtItl Powders, Quininr
Eo' Eum, Odol Euroi
COLOGNE, Nitric ACd,
Ayo' f.brry prc'.ral, nuraYc ACID,
tt.".t- -"r-arai,la andfI1r stone,
N.,luW Iuc.. Nulmcg..
To"u~cn4, -.rsarat,Ia, oh OF Lemon,
r.rt+ q, on ol Eu-c.
r,uy. OTIS DO oH ot love.
Mus uGE I'nruruf, on ul Cinnamon
Nerve 5l q B1:u l.IuumtHt. Iul GrryutJln
Fam AIiirr, tu "i Prpp,ruths
E->,urr OF Jamaca Ginccr.DA IT Aiucc.
Castor 'l, bli of Lavender,
A.H.u' Pm. DIrf OtbcL.
We t,a.,,r'- ointment, owe DIl
llo"a"aA'- PIN, Neat, Iopt oil,
" -ht- Indian Nc9ctabIcoA Marrow,
Pl.-. Rose alter.
Iaomn-on'- I've Watcr Ioac'- nu,ers,
Thorn Extract. Nip. Blirr-
COO Liver ''I, slpu9h'uh'- bilters,
jan,', LNIeclorant, Ilar.h,rn.
Capsule, Acrclc Acid
"r'aci. ."c. Peruvian Bark
I.ca Powder Soda
Acuc aud Fever PIll3 Cream Of Tartar
Cnoa-o5Ir' Homeopathic Medicines.
shoulder Braces, Glue,
frns-'- sponges. fine,
>r-pen,ary Bandages, do coar.e.
Adhesive Plaster, Old Port Wine, TOR met
'arbIe Nohp' cal IurlO-,-.
VA brown NInsur Soap,O.d thrfrS Wine for m.'
Iotlhc''' lcal purposes,
llar olts, Old Brandy, for med, -
iatue Corks, PURPOSES.
Wal do Arinca Flowers
>a Soda, Iiquorcp Root
sulphur, Sar-apaulla Root.
hum, Ba-am "f Wild cherry.
NHfae o. Fo'Gsb, Alcohol, o, per cent
Norphene, t4.ss4t.l,,,.-- -t4,r-
Lapdauum, iodine. Of p'ta..' ,r,
Paraeoric, BeDi,apa SeeJ
Gelsamn Cardamon Sedd. r.
LEECHES
Together with all the usual articles kept in DpI .
STORES, which will be sold at reasonable rrir...,
those who may favor us with cali
Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded -
all times Of day or night
ALBERT o. DAY, Apolhecary.
Orogile, August p 1856. aUg2'm-
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y. W. Ut \ \,
CCxl lC1'ssg -ADu1CtIco11< & -

Is authorized io >Dll 80 hurl.on uud,r tllr .lu,
Llcru-c Sir- alc. dci go ia ull parts Ell a." cjl.
ofu,f. Ntrl- rc.l,one poor above thr inl'c
states Livery Stable s4U
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p.y'a "Slr," sand man defending
rather notorious Character, 81 assure
You, it j, all pure innocence" II quite
agree with you, replied the other Il,
l. pure iu-uo-scu,r."
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NEW ORLEANS STORE!
TO DE. II. lleinimnnn. cnrn.r Lack.an and

70 Dr. II. llcimimann, Corner jackson and
Mont gumcry streets, san NrncI~co.-D Dear SIR: 1t
is with MEASURE that "" notice the uubuuuird ~ur-
Gees which has attended You IN your practice since
Vour residence this state, NOW over ~cNcu years
rhr gtcd Nou have done and thc skill You have cArr
c~pd IN the cures that come under our observation
make It oar dutS to let II be knoWn To- the world and
more particularly tu those now suffering VI.h disease
Most ol us were we'll acc tainted with You whist YOU
resided ut Mormon Island, and witness d there some
remarkable cures which You effected On lHtirut>
whose cases were pronounced hoptlt>s by eminent
phN ~ItalI-. We have also seen hat ANV have done
for >ouc of our friends nov residing al tuloma and
PhcrUlllc, who atrr mEvh prru1~lpn and Induce
mculs on our az, consented 90 20 and YOU, when
They had almu d'-purcd ui their lives They dld 50
aud returned. and are nrw living haIr and hearty mcn
and read r.. & i,ir notice -uu'i rtNrh your eye uud
YOU afflicted. .ao" uur advice ana go to llr II Elm
llANN. and }oe " tl Hovtr regret H.
Dear Doctor. rrCclN' Nlu our mot hearty Wllhes
for Your flIur welfare. the assurance that We houcNr
y,u go be- one ui uur .uo-t talented and experienced
ltit ~ "a iitt.
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NEW FANCN GOODS +!

NEIs&ML DEAGUOR|, ,WOULDHhYTOH HER.
~ friend, and tu+ rrlhc generally, thdt be cohngi
at The LADIES EXCHANGE. they can be shown a
bcuul,tu! as>urlmen Of tha Latest styles Of I.ades
French lia>, of no,t exquisite berIty oad inish.
Also lot al Ci:ute Porianrry eAd Toilet Anicles,
u of which have just been received drec. rom the
Importers aug@o-u
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OtopjtIe Jaj,g 4jutte NeeoyG

y BLACK RErrBLicAN LIE,-The Black
Republican organ Of San Francisco, assers
n most yiIainous falsehool in publishing
the following sentence:
Buck A>D ms poLrIc- -EuchauaE
entered public life Fedcraust, opposed the
War Of ISL, and denounced the adu.n!s-
tration of James Madison"
1t is a matter Of history that Buchanan
sboulicrcd lis musket, and assisted to dljrc
the British from Baltimore. What do Ab.-
hton organs expect to gain by publishing
such yiila.uous tAl-choods
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08

fRtnfRl,s HAr,NANN,
QroI y Nur->' llote)
J.'oD WishtENA>>, tGreenwood Valley.
(p'r GryoHNu,l H,cNcry,
JuHN GFnEuL,
NEGr>4 HAu>E,
Justru NIlINANN. }r.I,
CHAhLrs G'~r.
T. BLLAz. ; rroprs Of The }
+. Il M. CroA fcdcruIe, PlacerNillc
ItAN ErDlLIE,
\. II. NALArk, ~ D"raJY Slide.
g. IEoI.hs, Orm % l.. roppc Co.,) Oroyille.
Ju~tFu tlAVEL, AuN1ru.
Ca,tIE> kAetTLu. Spanish Dry Dg-'ugs.
r. rGs>.>e4s, 0prop'r ot buleel Condemned Bar.
&. WoLL&a. rs~riErntO,
K. IlN>l>GFn, 20
g.. K1kAt1, DO
CArr lu>o, N..' .Ha Bluffs.
Clpr. +. = N'CNHutp. Mormon island.
IIrNW TRCE:, lEcp15'cm ilousr,l JacEson.
This testimonial no. solicited by pr llcini-
mann. ang-1,m
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NOTICE

TENNE '-PAKINLErIIlP heretofore existing it
u t"ron Brown iIDiitua h. tit, du} Dissolve
lH mH'ua' cou,ont All person. haNu. cu.ui. a.tair
thr hrm are requested 20 Ir,-'U Ul lhcm Tor paltnrr,
md du-' indl blcu urr pot'cN requested 20 call nv
uodrcN and settle thcr ac, ouu.s, or thry wIll l..
placed In tha hands ol uu officer tor collection
ID. \ ikpN\
" J.. HOFFMAN
Oroy;lc. Autus, 30, l-5G. aasanIr
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oFFIcIAL.

TREAsCEr D4yAK Tm4SF, DecxnkeF 4, IsoSs
NeSs hereby gysA
IAis Department pa1eha-s 10000
sad ssocGs ame wReH prior
Ia fJase Ahd pay oHowns prss
% io4a q 1854 pssmas 10 pcs
o. es aaa tsss psenaa Is per Eos
o. Isa, eoaaeaIy
pseHiaal per Aad ox
1886 FsdeemAhle I'm sosshss, ssos
Treasury ssior day Jaaa4y ofa per
received s January aad s
of2 and received AFTER the alsa MARCIA
aad prior % sad LA a Jane % - cent
iaterest M also be allowed spaiass
ia s eeshates froa is Jaiy
pal % the certificates por the La January AE
date. the iaIsEest i addition
from ~ January AZ receipt "a
aays viii b. aoaey
seller.
Certcaes transmitted rhis aads
hoaid be da
bali atsss1gs u
eaElsd rsceivs purchase money
Payments far usss viii upon
Bostoa, PAgaassphta psus
entitled % rseeise me mooney may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary 81 Treasury
Dec --aIistJuR.if
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rHE FLIGHr oF RoRTNsoy.

The ST. Louis Republican says:
The black republican papers buziy engaged in
ing the impression that Robinson running off from
AInsAa leaving bis condiments in the urch bat that be
gDing East private business, and to Washington with
dispatches from Howard and Sherman Of the fnvestig
committee in Kansas Having been caught the way il Is
added that Mrs Robinson became the bearer the despatch
and that they placed in the possession Of Speaker
Banks with instructions open the sealed package until
Of the committee. Now this shows a Tery great
I5surdy the face Of it, Why send portion Of the evil
iuce to ashington at all Why, it done place the
runetOu upon the Speaker break the seal Of the
aekage? How the majority Of the COMMITTEES make up
heir report without having this evidence before them II
piece Of stupidity committed, which hardly be-
rs the only solution lind for ii is in the disposition
he committee to pay the bogus governors travelling
es Of the thousand dollars appropriated the
ZPsnse Of this commission But the governor did not
having had invitation 70 return Kansas should
glad learn whether Mrs Robinsons expenses were paid
Z ttls way
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m With the order bat they cannot deny their past A-
- ysfth Il nor that rejected BY democrats eoafeL-
- bay have The fu right Take their plAces and coz
90 heir unbE0ken o0nmuni0n with The American party
"A ~ siate secI0n "a 1884 the haRds divided
m u y b. prolssed b democrats while secretly De-
= - - tie secret society that the know-nothing In
&C prevailed The hard ticket contained tbs nanss Of
-, n0thngs 0f the third degreeL e. Clara Burn
~. ~ canal COMMISSIONER and Abram Nernam for Stale
-, Inspector Nevertheless the know-nothing hArds
~ r ticket refused 70 vote for Bronsou for governor
8 ast their surages for Gilman. The result showed
- .sut Of the aalgAm4tiOn u this section with the
raW-aothng party and is consequent disorganzAton
Democratic Wing
~ ssvuoar.I5s4g5 lisa 604
S,ns con 2l0 Fitzhugh....-.--....lsI,00 900
kn0w-aothing Hard
Cos THmauI za2sa Bronsou--......-- .....-. 33,s50
STsou Williams So IA BuEnham TAT
Fss Al sg7 which BuruhAm received Bronson,
a. vote Of The kn0w-nothing party upon secret under
,rsniinz q mutual support
~ i the faction which asks for seats in the Cincinnati
location! one hundred thousand forsign-born demo
ats Il The STATE Of New York cry Oat, Va.
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LETTER From GEN. cAss.

The subjoined letter from Gen Cass read at the
Walker meeting held at New York Friday evening last
WAsussros May 81.
sfz Your Geographic despatch inviting attend
The estag in the Park Friday evening has reached
me cannot be there in person. bat my feelings and sym
hes are with you this demonstration Of public salts
acton At the wise and just OF the administration
v which the existing government OF Nicaragua Is raeeg
d and will be encouraged to 20 with its good work
trust il will the cordial appreciation OF the Anaeri
an ueooe IL cannot fail to do II they the
rb Of their fathers Since the commencement OF
iona existence has been principle consider every
foreign government legitimate which il received
% Ia ts own country This IL the condition the pres
n urrs Of Nicaragua and il is less duty than it
grbt 70 be our desire lend them the moral support
,ay ela derive from recognition am free confess
thai the heroic effort Of eoantrymen in Nicaragua
ares mr admiration, while il engages all my soIicituGe
Am not to deferred from the expressions of these nell
ms sy sneers, repFoaehes, hard words He who
does not vmDahize with snch enterprise has little in
common with me- The difficulties which General Walker
m encountered and viii place his high
ar roll Of the distinguished of bis age He has
ari the people he aid the government Of which
p makes part performing its functions without opposi-
ION and Internal tranquility marks the wisdom its
1aiev That magnificent region, for which God has done
d mich and liEte needs renovarng process
soua TRANSMISSION by which light may be impaired
% Il Our countrymeu will plant there the seeds Of
usttatons and God grant that they may grow up into
Ia abundant harvest Of industry enterprise and pros
parity day hope, is opening upon the States of
Central America II duty they will
e freed from all danger of European Interference and will
avs security in their power against the ambitious
gns England far better than Cayton-Balwer treaties
" any other diplomatic machinery by which spirit ar
erosion sought to be concealed till circumstances
aady for active operation am, SIR respectfully your
logiient servant LEWIS CASS.
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0UTa1GE0Us TREATMENT OF a aEDzs-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Boston Advertiser:
"A youug lady who making preparations to be
ried Wednesday evening made some purchases the
afternoon Of that day in this city Upon leaving
the she rolled mp the several articles which abe had
bought in bundle and, in the nervous haste which
would naturally be attributed about the
bonds ofvedoc carried Of in her package two cheap fans
which she bad not bought
when she reached home she discovered the mistake and
Immediately returned to the and gave he fans the
owner He instead Of thanking the Young lady for her
honesty In small matter or the tans not worth
TWENTY-FIVE cents caused hsr 20 be arrested Sharing the
Of many real criminals aha placed in cell Of the
Tomhs beneath the Courthouse The father Of the girl
IN company with bar intended husband hunted up Judge
Russell The police with the intention n restoring
her to liberty bail Unfortunately, the Judge bad
power bail person out Of the Iomhs and the young
iady was obliged star in the unhealthy and rupusvs
dungeon til morning She then brought before the
court but appeared agasnt her and she
liberty Believing that further great barashps might
nIt under similar circumstances taken 20
allow Justices TO take bail in such cases.
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LOCAL NEWS.

aAflosAL fHEAEKEThe fEst part 81 shaksPealss bis
tofcAl play o. king Henry the Fourth performed Last
evening % large aadencs. Mr. HAcksgEs fame Ia the
great eoic creation Of FAz4 has 0r years one
the leading features OF the drama He personAed the Ia
morous kAight with all that vivaety and humor which
have been the Of making him 20 distinguished The
play Was vel east Mr.. Edwin Adams sssAyed Hot
spur with considerable hEs and meaning Nr G. Bonice
a. the Prince, easy and natural and performed the
character very eredtAbly Mr. HAMILTON as King Henry
was dgnihed and possessed with an sarnsstnes Of spirit
very consistent with the thery sire Mr. Burnett was
Bardolph all that could be wished making considerable
character Of that parsonage Mr. jefferson performed the
tApster Francis usual excessively funny Miss Mary
DeEiln a Lady Percy graceful and ssnsibe in the
reading Ars Germon was the perfect embodiment Of
shakspeaFes Dame Quickly. We hope the management
viii repeat IL a il j. decidedly the successful produc
ton Of the season Tonight Mr. H4cket appears in the
original character Of Nimrod Wdfre in the KeutucAn
and Mon MAleL
Our city at the present time Is crowded with strangers
the avenue hotels being filed TO their utmost capacity
Within few days large number Of delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention have arrived in washington and
will remain here until Thursday Friday next
Mss MARY DEvLH-The friends OF this talented Young
lady are making arrangements tender her compIi-
mentAry benefit theatre shortly We wish them all
the success which the merits of this accomplished
80 richly deserve.
DEMocRArIC MEErSG--A meeting Of citizens OPP
posed to the knownoshing rule win be held on Wednes-
day evening, the 2Sth inst, the German Hail. 18th
street between and streets The proceedings viii be
conducted in the German language and speeches ia Eng
lish and German will be made Friends Of liberty Justice
aud liberation are expected TO rally ma4s&
...0. THE COMMITTEE
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DUBIfC hereby given
o. me following bounty land hsyisr
ad Destroyed frga the h~ref
apply Commsuoaer % General Land Dfhcs he
~ pxfents nsFefor-
No. ee,7oe r. Brpaa, 3. x az 80 AZ 500
wsanu, w. stau, tOP. Caller, " r. Ga. Es % &c.
uou az
wrrsu, No. SITS. MI y. Bau,rsoi. " = q S.RE .,
wsrsn, W. s,als, 10 n. wss.ru, = seNR q sec.
wwr.nt No i,s7l Reh-,d sss-l., q W. q %
ton
al 10 to~ushfp ncrth range IS west state ofGowu.
IN. described crrsGcarr D1uadsonvil~
Louisiana, tanwsry parkrvr
II. r. @ Huaf, a. G., and sipcs - NHua.
ANDREW GUIcNY.
nnvannwrvvfrEw, Ia.
WAY q7-ia~s~cp
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4 MONSTER PETITION.

NJ Weller presented petition to the Senate On yester
h, signed By seyentGye thousand citizens Of California
,ssinz Congress to construct wagon road from the
tsru borders of Missouri to California for the accom-
medallion Of overland smigrauts 70 that State The sig
rat,rs made two large volumes, which we're handsomely
boqnd Il was in reality monster memorial Mr. Well
r immediately introduced bill aPproPrating three hun
M Thousand dollars for the construction Of the road
y,sh passed two readings, and WAS referred.
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~ .etfkdrawai AZ lsads in Plevlar aad Aaabnma
M rsr.ucs aet @aa granting p"nsic
The sssfsx ~ Florida and Aish~sns
rsfru~as said S<s~,h
,-owes Nav fassn miles
ard bssnrh r~~d ~ said sc
s Jacksonville w~ssv ~ 70
Pu-~roia raw sus,s -ssnf hs An~~s~,
with hsanch Ged~r Key the
(ereeps por'ion nuih Of
C~spr Key kr.nc ard frs. Prnsa~sn TosiJA
INSTRUCTIONS fr.n THIS aNhcr ben
umep~ns.a ecssioo until further orders
General Land Once, the city n
washington, twenty third Gay of Nav FsS
THOs. "A. HENDRICKS,
MAY 7A~fa~6wf rstnr Fctsfl Cnes~sssso-sv.
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I'm ruu u Srw ounazs.-Ths Pieayune Of the 10Th

I'm rnEEs NEw OREE1Ss.--The Pcayune Of the 10th
a1ant says.
Though SIN We have some Iingerrrz and few occa-
Haai newcomers in city may fairly say that the
nr Of cur vstes for business pleasure Is decreas
= Row with each succeeding week, and our principal
Ngaaiion L resident and indigenous. Our smuse-
bats are growing gradually less in number and the
~ which yet outiasts most Of the rest has fixed its
no '1r closing Plans are rapidly maturing for few
eAs or months fight from the city TO enjoy the reaxa-
a add recreation Of the neghborng distant watering
as and OF travel westward, northward and eastward
i We are upon the Of being the
Hatjshmsnt
Aeauwhile 20 those who remain, contented with home
~ r Affords no small store Of charms and delights in
~ 7aatful temperate climate, many rides and drives
1l ai and walks pleasant gardens cool morn
E ADD delicious evenings, and above all the uniuter-
aFet good health Of our city.
We have much ID take pleasure in and to be thankful
"a bone without looking beyond Uur borders for hap
Tness OF suovment9
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o II II ICIA

r. IHn Pisres, Prsaenf sfafSs Of sasa %
all rkona "a 4ay
satisfactory evidence having exhibited dat Ernst
Carl Angriradt annnined x~sn Of Uaa
Duehy Darnsfadr for Onia
lows, h=saar, Arsanz Louisiana, Tsx1s
and the Teruioes Of Minnesota, Nebraska Kansas
Mezsos Utah. Oregon and Wsh son. hereby recognise
declare and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges SLOWED
xeneEalo Of favored q States.
testimony whereof have 10 made
patent oftss her-unta aairsa
Given under nay hand eiy Washington day
Il 81 May, A. ID. 1855 and of Independence I'm
led States u America me Soh-
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY he Prssidsnts
w. l. MaRcE, Secretary q surs.
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Resw~fsoa f,s psscs Of bee es~sn and wss~S '
Confectionery Rsizs essnT~t"~n - - ths
n price % r- esan"sn"sn' -.
e. 1ailnn - a. ~oaasa 'ne 49,
81 The quality ~ proSo~'io"s 80 -. '. -
Hsnsr s"~ sf"'S'S
s~arsss ss-r m'ass y 49,
Mechanics tssf Te@H - @as ~ s' wv
py hihsrtn nave s~-r-
ardew far ainnsrs, hsis, sSsd"rs &C. asns~s
usual ans Despatch. y. =.
A .uosrsr a. rueb sns sc-aesc caHdies asss anfs srd
J-fiirs, hanc usrgr Nhs"tN y" s~
~.-tv rv,-ass. - ~sd~ s-s~r ~ shg-s sastes.
Goods ssns = any ysrt = wsshia~-e" re % cost
a-anw5w
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'a0uDESCE R L, May I5,--At the municipal election
d here Yesterday, the Americans carried their whole
a-Sst by 500 majonty.-Raiagh Register.
Vow, these men Who have carried Providence and who
~ styled By the Register Americana black repub-
Iias blackheartsd aboIitousts II is thus that by
erldng such results American victories" southern
aDE-nothings give aid and comfort 70 our enemies
Raisgh Standard.
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bALTIxoaz, Apxsi lss lslS~
az undersigned af Loaesles
aad being rcsip4 daily % from ~
roanty s1tesy whsen
n8sded which decided
inc Nayand Consolidated L0tsss, kez hss nstsod
al such tetters Issuy, nfn
decided Maryland frasds
thar
10 be
ClryetaAas Ohia, and Itery fraud
Arms styled injury Coz Cey-iaady oaas also aad
all tres which sY profess 70 be for Ae
Efands.
RIHARn FRANCE Of his esy drawgas
Maryland business
FRANCE CO.. and they have sole
ths Baltimore. There licensed
vendors or State 0g Maryland who
through Iis Office, ss tickets the Maryland
ID. IA. McFHAIL,
Commissioner az Lotteries Ior Of Marytaad.
- KEEP
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BY principles Ia their PcAiton He believed chat the i'm
prOvement Of cur western harhos and rivers was as much
national duty as tbs Improvement d the harbor Of View
York or Charleston
The motion w@s lost
The remaining resolutions o. the committee then
adopted
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Ar posrThe first delegate h,a arrived IN cincln-
natl Mr John Drake Of the Illinois dsleuatss from
Chicago the Cincinnati Democratic Convention arrived
on ID. 10th inst.
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ny a. C. WeeIRs- Am~ss~w~e~.
CLICTRI.Y SITUATED Borrowed PROPERTY ~ rhs
II Ward public ra-ln "Wednesday sf~sa w.
socs, ne hall s-i lhs nas'h ash = ~ -
square lSa frnns9 fee achss ih af-s,
hrrs door, north ~ swiadsrs hnasss rsnnar psr -
tuch~s, az
snry house. husnx This wnp~rfy - s-y
b~- ou ~ urnaRh spa hs ~ ppe~ rroushoar and oeen
psrd ~ first tsnanf.
Term. sale - ~r,,nr
NJ n ~nas4.
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New foRK, May 26.-Four is heavysaes Of 900 bar
reis-common to good State, $ ST< So Is34
low extra Ohio, IS 81 So 81 good standard southern
50 so 81 Ia fancy to extra do, 81 IS So Wheat
has advanced but prices unsetted-sales OF
bushels Corn has advancad-sass of 81
mixed So cents Pork has advanced-saes bar
Chicago repacked s2 Lard is Ermsales OF barrels
1913 1885 cents Whiskey has decined-saIea Of
rels Ohio at 4s9< cents
BALTIMORE, May a6.-Flour is steady and unchanged
Howard street and Ohio SIS IS City Nils So 49, Grain
continues active Wheat is in good demandgood prime
reds, 81 40 81 50, and good TO prime whites 81 so
81 70. Corn IS improving-white 40 cents for fair
81 50 cents for good TO prime; yellow, AZ So cents,
per quality. Provisions active Bacon-shoaIders
81 cents sides, 81 cents Ness pork SIS rs So Lard
Is firm AZ l01z III cents.