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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
LOOK AT THIS.
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF,
At his Fire proof Store. one door above the
National Hotel, Bidwell,

National Hotel, Bidwell,
rs NOW RECEIVING the largest and best selected
L assortment Of meichandize ever brought to this
market. Always on hand, a complete assortment o'
Clothing, Groceries. Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Liquors, Crockery. Glass Ware. India
Rubbers, Carpeting Havana Cigars,
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, Shoes,
Caters. Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Hosiery. Silks
and Satins. &c. sc.
MINERS Tools of every description always on
ha,i and for sale al the lowest prices Highest price
nsi,i for Gohl Dust. County Scrip bought md sold.
March 3. l556. JOSEPH GLUChAUF.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

HpLANKS -EveIy description OF sustcss Blsnss
= foI sale athis office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

UDRIVATE Medical once-IIundrcds Of those who
have contracted disease are disadpointed of a
cure by not calling on pr. Young AT hrSl Tie VIII
forfeit any sum if he fails 10 cure any case that may
ccme under his care matter how long standing or
affecting such IL ulcers, tumorS, nodes, punches,
pimplcs ON the face and body pains in the bones and
Joins, wakefuncss, trembling copper culored sores,
wasting of the bones. emaciaton' loss OF appetite,
strength ond flesh. sores in the nose ana ears loss OF
hair. weak eyes itching humors, & Many persens
after being relieved ef all extern appearances OF
private disease suppose themselves cured. but aer
a few months find they troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
they find it impossible To relieve. To AL who are AZ
nicied in this way, Dr. Young would particularly rec
nmmend a trial OF his skill The symptoms with which
Won are troubled are caused by taints in The blood.
which or later will destroy our health ana nap
pinrss. Ncperson lO has ever had an attack OF any
private complaint should not fail to consult Dr. Young
and take "A few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine rs they rest assured that lher blood is
In n pprtecy pure and healthy condition, and that
every trace of disease Is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srom two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business or no tee
DIR. J. &. YOUNG.
Office corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S. Office hours from
A. NJ, to p. NJ.
Marysuilie, June 10th. 1855
nR j. C. YOUNG-DEAR SIR Please send me
IL some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case. | have friend here who is troubled In exactly
the same way that was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing arse in his heal weak back, less OF memory,
and IL generally debilitated he Is discouraged and
ha. not confidence enongh to enable him to call and
see YOU told him how was, and that my friends
all said was in consumption and the doctors up here
gave me up aud advised me to 90 home To die, but
instead of going home called upon you, and here |
am as well any of them, and likely TO live long
time vet wifi strenth enough 10 work with the strong
est of them Doctor will send every one TO you that
looks to me as though he needed physician IL shall
not be INV fault IL any dies for want of medical
treatment. | will do all can 10 keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society. yelcpt professors
and high sounding titled men who, II the facts were
known are men who left their country for their conn
try's COED Pubs this letter. doctor, II you wish,
and hope some OF those that humbugged me, may
see il and sleep bad for one night
Truly yours, GEo. DA'lDSoN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
Or. NJ. IIEINIMANN,
Corner of Kearney and Pacific streets,
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san Francisco.
To show tc the satisfaction Of all that Ir lIen
mann /. "A thorougy educated, practical and expert
euced physlrnn aud sun geOn the following from his
numerous testimonials, are submitted To tn" public
Names are suppressed, but the authors are at any
time ready TO proclaim their truth aud authenticity
before the world
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
Election Returns.

Our Acknowledgements are due to Mr.. - Pu-
sey for late Election returns, which correct some
important mistakes in the Pioneer of yesterday.
OLxsrrAD Co.--Instead of I" electing the whole
Democratic ticket" this County has elected a
Democratic Representative, while other impor.
tant portions of the successful ticket are strongly
Republican.
MOWER Co.--GriHith, DEM, is elected.
HousroN Coin this County, two of the very
truest and stffsst Republicans are elected to the
House,-iast year Bogus Democrat was elected
AcCan, Register of Deeds, (Rep.,) is chosen by
300 majority, [gain.l 1t is is probable that vii.
lams, Dem., is Sheriff by a small plurality on a
local issue.
FILLMORE Co.--Instead of Gear (bogus Dem, }
being 81 elected by a handsome majority" he is,
"we are happy to state," rejected by handsome
majority, and fearless Republican sent to the
House instead, and also that Howell, Rep, is
chosen by large majority over Bryant, (Loco
Foco.) Last year this County sent tpo Demo
Gratis
WINoNA AND WABAsHAw Co.'s.-In this dis
trict two Republicans are elected to the House
sure. Last year one Bogus Democrat.
How the Democrats are "bobbing. round %
AS returns come in now We have strong hopes
that the House will have Republican majority.
Wait few days.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
at(iinn&sota Tin}es,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 90, 1856.
One Week Mua Tell II:


In one week from yesterday the issue will be
decided, and somebody will have been elected
President. Cur nerves, which have been strung
to their utmost tension, can then be relaxed.
And we believe that Fremont will be our next
President. Maine, Iowa, Vermont, Pennsylva-
MIA, Connecticut and Indiana have had recent
Elections in four OF these Fremont has won q
tremendous victory. In the other two, by the
aid of imported voters, colouized Irishmen, Rum
and money, Buchanan has gone ont few hun
dred ahead. We know the worst, now! 1t is
infinitely better that Pennsylvania and Indiana
should cast their votes as they have done, than a
few hundred the other way. Now we are urged
TO effort. Harrison lost Pennsylvania in the Oc-
tober Election of '4O by 5000 majority, just as
Fremont has lost it now still in November he
carried the State triumphantly! Taylor lost it in
the October Election of '4S yet carried the State
by 10000 majority in three weeks A Pennsyl-
vania Quaker informs us to-day that there are
10000 Quaker voters in that State who will vote
next week to man for Fremont! And where
are the Freeheit Germans? Laugh on, Demo.
Gratis, and chuckle over your meagre hundreds as
though you held victory in your 6st---may be
you'll laugh another way in a couple of weeks
Hold your hosses! Whoa!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
There was a grand mass meeting at Tammany
Hall last evening of the Democratic Republican
Electors who are in favor Of the regular nomina-
tions and the general usages of the party for the
purpose Of hearing the Report of the Nominating
Committee, and to ratify the nominations Of city
officers. btf =
Resolutions were adopted ratifying the uomi.
nations of Messrs. Wood, Russell, Bunted and
Maloney, to the respective Offices. A speech was
made by Hon. John Killo and others. The nom
ination, particularly that of Mr.. Wood for May
or, was received with loud cheers. Some of the
Libby party were present and attempted to break
down the meeting, but they were speedily elected
from the Hall.
There was large meeting at the Academy of
Music last evening, under the auspices of the Re-
publican's General Committee. The fret speech
was made by Gov. Robinson, of Kansas, who
devoted himself entirely to the affairs of that
Territory. MIR. VIM. NJ. Evertes followed in q
review of the general aspects of the campaign.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
Mr.. EDITOR Having been in your busy cit

Mr.. EDITOR Having been in your busy city
some three weeks, have had some opportunity
OF Witnessing the ego ahead" character of your
citizens. 8 per cent a month, 500 per cent
profit on city investments in 3 months-pre- emp.
tion caims--Sauk Rapids Stillwater--St. Peter
Cannon Falls--St. Anthony Minneapolis
Upper Landing, and Lower Landing cutting out
streets and filling up bitches mud, lumber,
bricks and mortar Election news and Steamboat
whistles, have all come in for their share of con-
sideration, and in the saloon of our Hotel are the
unceasing topics of conversation. Now, as am
no speculator, have felt sadly the want of a
place where could spend an hour, where this in
csssant harping on the almighty dollar, would
cease to be the exciting theme and where one
would be able to collect his thoughts, or spend a
short time in the perusal of some book, either for
the purpose of relaxation or instruction. But
find no such place. am driven to the retire.
ment of my room at Hotel, or else to walk
through the streets, or stroll on the bluff. A
city containing 10000 people---and most of them
from the Eastern States.--and no Public Library.
Lyceum, or reading room, is rather an anomoly
In this age Of intelligence. am convinced, from
what have seen Of your people, that all that is
necessary is to call their attention to this fact,
and get them to take this matter into considera.
ton, and that which is now wanting in this re-.
'pect will be promptly supplied. JUsIus.
CO We have Historical Society, before
which lectures are given each Winter. 1t is the
intention of the officers and the members to make
an Association of the character alluded to BY
"Junius," and if he will take hold and help US,
the vacuum he complains of, will soon be filed.
ED
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
All Aboard I!

The arrivals at three of our city Hotels during
the last FIVE days count up by the various Regis
ters sevsn hundred and ninety-s;r! Why should
not the West grow without ceasing, when such
accessions are made every week to her popula-
ton? And most of those who come among US to
seek their Fames and Fortunes are men of intel.
ligence, enterprise and stamina just the very
ones to form the pillars for young and vigorou.
community to lean on. Well, walk in, gentle.
men, don't stand at the door knocking. ou,
latch-string shall hang out, till We get SO thick
that we have our daily allowance, and are obliged
to sleep three-in-a-bed, and two in the middle
The world is large enough for all of US, and ou,
Territory for good many.
"Beyond the scared squsw's brch-eanoe,
The steamer smokes raves,
And city lots are staked for sale,
Above old Indian g:avesl''
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

He OrGHr TO KNow.--.As to what tho Democ.
racy is, no man is better qualified to Judge than
Sam Houston, because he always has been of
that Democracy. lie says:-..
Where is the Democracy to-day ?---Swal-
lowed up in unmitigated Squatter Sovereignty.
in sectional chickering's and disputes--.in disre
garding compacts between the different sections
Of the Union, the repeal of which has led to in.
surrection in Kansas--in getting up Indian wars
wherever Indians could be found, as pretext for
increasing the regular army, the estimated ex-
penses OF which at this time, are $l2, 600 900 Der
annum, when $S00,O00, judiciousy expended,
would secure peace with every Indian tribe on the
continent, and induce them to embrace the arts
Of ciyilzatiopI
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
THURSDAY. OCT. 80. 1856.

Ekw- The ADDRESS OF DR.. Stewart in to-day's
paper will be read with pleasure and rrofit.-.-.
The Doctor IS q young man whose residence
here has demonstrated that good moral char
acter, attention TO business and an honest course,
are attended with complete success. No young
man has stronger hold on the hearts of the
citizens than has the Doctor, and we hope and
believe that his future will be more bright and
prosperous than his past. Young men! profit
by his example.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

ca A pair of high-spirited horses, owned by
Mr.. Randall of this city, while backing, near
the Post Office yesterday, broke the pole-shaft Of
the wagon, which, falling about their feet, oaused
them to kick, throwing the driver off; at which
they disconnected themselves from the wagon,
and started down Bench-st., at 2.40 gait. They
were followed by a large number of persons, who
expected they would leap off the bluff, but much
to the qualification of all, they wisely concluded
to save their necks, and brought up quietly at
the railing which crosses the road at the inter-
section of Robert street, allowing themselves to
be secured.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

hands. Our lives pass ss sysp0r, but shost and
deeting as they are, they stamp upon some souls
an impress which is indelible for good or for
evil, shaping and moulding the eternal destiny of
spirits that are to shine stars in the dadem of
the Redeemer, or sink into the everlasting abyss
OF woe. Bs,faithfnl, and years hence, when we
shall al be gathered among the pale.nations of
the dead. our children's children shall COM
memorate this evening as the anniversary of an
organization which, established in weakness but
nurtured by an unfaltering trust in God, became
an institution of good, VIII 3se influence would last
when the Angel should declare that time was no
longer, and only cease with eternity.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

-, -, -EW OKA, Oct. Z3.
The Tribune has information from Custom
House official to the effect that several savers are
beng Tilted ous at this port to take advantage of
Gen: Walkers recent decree, permitting slavery
in Nicaragua.
=. The amount of forged papers issued BY Hun
tington, as far as Identified, already reaches
nearly $5S0, 900. A further amount of about
$4,000 was brought forward to-day.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

ca There is substantial stone building 60
ing up corner of 5th and Robert-sts.; no ETHEREAL
shadow, but permanent reality, just such as We
like to see superceding the transparent gossamer
structures of which our young city hastoo many.
Another also Of the same kind on Robert-st. is
soon to be occupied by Tyson & Co. as Grocery
and Provision Store. Hurry them up!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
Above old Indian g:avesi',

ca Gov. Miner, of Conn.,, has appointed No
vsmber 10th as day of public Thanksgiving,
praise and prayer, which is about week earlier
than usual. Cannot we do something? Not in
the way Of Thanksgiving though, but q Fast, to
mourn for the muitiform sins Of our Democratic
Administration.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
The Next Legislature.

IS far as heard from, we conclude that the
Republicans will have two majority in the House.
We cannot figure it differently. The Senate will
be Democratic, but the exact majority we have
not ascertained. "Wait q little longer"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
WASHINGTON. Oct. q

WASHINGTON, Oct. q.
Judge Minot, of New Hampshire, Commission-
er Of Pensions, resigned that Office yesterday, on
account of private business that requires his At
tention at home. Geo. c. Whiting has been ap-
pointed in his stead.
Owing to the pressure Of public business, the
President will probably decline the invitation to
attend the Maryland Fair.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

~ We learn that common fre-woed costs
nine dollars cord to-day in this city-surpund-
ed, as it is by forests, and that hay is selhg in
ou. streets for SIG ond $lS a ton; while, tithin
a few miles, hundreds of acres grown during the
past season, are now drying away or blazing be-
fore the torch of the wandering Winnebagas.-
Do our Eastern friends doubt that labor is Worth
something here?
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

UV Ihe noise which nils our streets ol Sun
day is becoming an intolerable nuisance. Grog
shops aaunt with open doors and inviting demi-
johns on every corner Of our streets, whie rum
and rowdyism interfere with public worship and
make some localities every Sunday evaing a
perfect bedlam. Will not the authoritis see
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

cTA Free State man was tied to a wagon
wheel, near the Nebraska line, in Kansas, Oh the
9th inst, and given f'y lashes on the bare sack,
BY Capt. Anderson, U. S. A., because he refused
to make disclosures, respecting Lane, and his
colony! And this outrage, too, will 60 unpun-
ished
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

ET At the recent Connecticut State Fair, we
notice that MIR. Donald G. Mitchell Ik Mar
vel,) TOOK the premium for skill in plouing!
Rather queer mixture of red-steers and ro-
r;ance dirt and DREAMING that
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
F Walker is blazing away again in

u WHAT IS DIazIng HWay HgaIn III NIcHrH-
qua. At the last accounts he was concentrating
bis troops at Grenada and the enemy was march
ing upon the city. Walker was receiving re-
endorsements from the United States. Let him
keep an eye to windward, or before be knows it.,
his glory will all take leg bail, and leave him in
uncomfortable proximity to the NAV of hungry
guillatines
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GB What has become of the steamer Arctic
dispatched long ago to sound between Newfouud-
land and the nearest point of land on the west of
Ireland, to lay the cable of the transatlantic
telegraph? Perhaps &c the work goes bravely
on" but, if so, they keep singularly still about
it, Where are they? 9d
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

G% Our citizen, H. w. Longfellow, worthy
son of St. Orspin, figures in column. and half
article in the New York Observer of last week,
where he was again ludicrously mistaken for the
Hawathaian bard, Henry Wadsworth. The
namesake of the author who sang so prettily of
Minne-ha-ha, causes many an innocent "ha-ha,' -
among the curious, in his travels.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GV There are, We are told, from fifty l sew.
enty-fve steamboats Of various kinds, ply}g on
the Mississippi, between this city and the towns
below. Yet large amount of freight is dhayed
in the store-houses at Dunleith and Galena|wsit-
ing a passage up.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

G. Col. H. Pierson, well.known citizen of
Illinois, recently challenged the Arch-D Duke Charles
of Austria, because the latter objected to the
Colonel as member Of the Scientific Congress.
There was Autter for time, bat tho Duke
begged the Colonel's pardon and that ended the
silly affair. 81 q sz ee ~. "a iszsaiGs4 <
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GT Remember the concert Of the Weber fam.
lily, and the Benefit of little jamie this evening
at Market Hall---your last chance! They have
received many encomiums in other places, and we
bespeak for them full house.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

@ Gov. Bashford, of Wisconsin, has with
held his signature from the Bill appropriating
$1,000 apiece to himself and ex- Governor Bars
tow, to defray the expenses of the Gubernatorial
contest last Winter.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

DANcINe.-Our young folks will be glad to
learn that on the Sd of November gentleman
from Philadelphia will open Dancing School
in this city. He is well qualified, brings with
him good reputation and will no doubt be
entirely successful .lt o.a
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

! ca Papers just received tell US that England
and France are about to withdraw their ministers
from Naples, and send feet there to enforce
their demands upon that tyrannical Government.
Alexander and Francis Joseph have embraced the
cause Of the Italian despot, and it is rumored
that there is prospect Of an uprising against the
tyrant Neopolitan king in his own dominions-
May brighter days dawn on Europe's oppressed
millions soon! .h
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

T The walking in our streets is much im-
proved. Wind and sun have succeeded in drying
up the moisture, till street ferries are no longer
needed. Mud -jskewis has subsided.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

cT Don's forget the benefit of ss Little .lmie,
tomorrow night, at Market Hall. The lat on
portunity. a
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

ca The Clergy cost the United States six mil
lion dollars per annum the criminals twelve
millions; the lawyers thirty-fve millions, and
the dogs ten millions! Vot beeples!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
PRovIDHNcy. Oct. 9

PRovlDRNcy, Oct. %.
The steamer Hero, an opposition boat between
Providence and New York, sunk in Providence
river last night. No lives were lost.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

NV A half dozen enterprising Yankees in
Russia are making million dollars year on
contract for keeping the Moscow Railroad in re-
pair. a. BFts
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GY Prof. Hendricks, of the North Carolina
University, having declared himself in favor of
Fremont, has been ordered by the authorities to
leave the State. Free Speech!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

@ clergyman was once asked whether the
members of his Church were united. He replied
that they were perfectly united. frozen togeth-
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. q

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %.
Hon. Jerimiah n. Burrell Judge of the Su.
preme Court of Kansas died at Gfeensburg, Pa.
few days since.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

WAsrED--A man to saw a cord of wood
Something less than SIS will be paid by apply
ing at this office imme eliately.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

O. The Indians continue to plunder and mur.
der the white inhabitants Of Oregon.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

ca Some very noticeable and praisworthy i'm
provements have been made on Fourth and Main
streets in filing up the road and grading it, in
the construction and renewal of excellent side
walks, in extending Fourth-st. through the bluff,
&c. There are several other streets which need
serving in the same way, before the Winter
freezes everything up---or several localities we
might mention will in a few weeks furnish a
beautiful arena for capsized seighs, broken heads
and aground and lofty tumbling'' in general
Look out for squalls. ~.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

b1 There are eight diplomatized female
physicians in Boston. They have large and
lucrative practice.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

The HooP.-Here is the last good thing about
the hoops:- o
Little Boy" Ma, what is shush' %
Mother" Why, my dear? why do you ask 20
Little Boy" Cause asked sister Jane yester-
day what made her dress stick out so, and she
said hush, y,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GT 1t is worthy of mention that fully two
thirds of the books published in London, during
the last three years, are reprints of American
Worka.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

EB Gen. Walker has revoked the decree abO!-
ishing slavery in New Granada.
@ Ex-senator Foote has written a letter de-
nying the Buchanier libel that Col. Fremont,
when Senator, struck him for words spoken in
debate, and then challenged him, and says -
"The only blow struck was one for which am
alone responsible.'' .d .,a
To which he adds = ..s
"I cannot close without the expression of nv
regret that any attempt should be made, in con-
nection with this transaction, to hold Col. Fre-
mont responsible for conduct calculated to in
fringe upon the freedom of debate in the United
States Senate.'' ...t
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

can't pass through. If man has anything mean
in his disposition, a little good luck is sure to
bring it out.
GT The Knickerbocker has the following good
one :-.- 0a c. ffse. Il 81.
I" tall, green sort of well-dressed fellow
walked into Broadway saloon the other day,
where they were talking politics upon high key,
and stretching himself up to his full height ex-
crats? ? Show me Democrat. gentlemen. and
I'll show you liar!' In an instant man stood
before the noisy inquirer, in a warlike attitude
and exclaimed, Pm q Democrat, sirE sYou
are9' Yes, sir, am.' well, sir, Just step
round the corner with me, and I'll show you
fellow who said couldn't find a Democrat in the
Ward! Ain't he liar, should like to know p
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

0@ A brutal murder was committed upon a
man and woman, on the 9th, near Montezuma,
Iowa. Object-money. The murderers-a father
and son-have been arrested at Iowa city. .
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GT correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
gives an account of the arrest in Kansas of @.
W. Babcock, formerly of this city, and his final
release. I" The work goes bravely on" ra