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ARRIVED.

Steamship America, Nelson IS hours from Apalachicoa to
r. s %GSa sat paa Gmos Falmouth 10Th Feb
hr sn IL b bli to Maxwell District 81
Ship 1sS':'si SrEa1 f. has 7 ea
Ship Pacific Gadd 6 days from New York. to cohen-2d
ship cabns Wright 80 days from New York to G Fosdick
Ship Nile PEBBLE . days from Boston, Dewey-1st dis
Ship Harvard And5os, from Liverpool 18th Feb to
Slip Rty Simpson, Tragdoa days from New York to R n
spsu Brg L Prodeneca Marble days from Vera Cruzin bal
Bark pephas. soale s days Hamburg ballast
chr imoEne Ripley days from New York 10 Harri
seh T5ey se &ndssen days
from 9ao Gons a, sis a|5a, Rr
s sehr R Hope s9san Aulem from the PIT
ssh5 G Rdas II AnF sd fro e ths
schr Martha Harrison days from Pensacola to master
P5hs the. eos
SsRF 'ss spt
ss e Bssroo BS - Fsron on Bay St
Rssssiis2 Ro1en From Ss 81
schr sheperdsss, KelsIn. from Horn Island-Basin.
Schr LaGrauge, Ray, from Covngton--Basin ~ u'
schr New Plan, Garriger, from lAnte River1Basn
s sshE Hafss SSss
Sc,r Acrt, -eefer from Lake Maurepas-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess, Holmes from Tie sh
sy gssi Ly MKa4 Fom o oP srevspo
"a %s!sR Fell fSff from St Louis
Nick Thomas, irwin, from Peoria.
Argyle, Coles from Pittsburg.
G ID Jr, Cotton from Bayou Sara. MI
Metropolis, Woodburn, from Pittsburg,
Planter Atkinson from Jefferson ~
B e Clark, Lodwck, from Red River. NE
o. Ingomar McI)onolgl, from Memphis. -
: |, Avondae Hpople, from Cincinnati. NJ
Iucy Robinson, MuIeon, from Arkansas River.
Bayou Belle, Walker from Bayou de Glaze.
JIM Relf, Hall, from Rayon Macon -
Eclipse, Sturgeon, from Louisville. -
Southerner. Kirk, from ST Louis: NJ
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara, . y,
Z tNS- Ataanta, Briggs. from Tensas.. do fff!I 4r
IS r. California, Myers. from, Mobile w
Tovboat Anglo Norman Hopper the Pnssesoped dow
20 sea, 10th inst, ships Maid of Orleans and WI
W-bYoght up ships Great Britain, Kitty Simpson an
N 20 schr Imogine. - j. ~
Sc Towboat Olivia Palmer from the Passestowed down and
sea inst ships Touon and Carngtlc-brousht up sh
81 Louisiana bark Delphos and brig La Provideneca
Ms Towboat Ocean, Chapman. from the Passetowed down
18th last, baks Sarah Bridge and Wanderer al
. schr Major Barbour-brought up ships Pacific Cabin
"A and Colchis
q Towlont Mary Kngsand Phillips from the Passesbroug
~ up Ships Nile and j Harvard.
81 BELoW-CoMrNG UP.
81 Brig Meteor -, from Liverpool 9th Feb,
q Brcm Ship Ocean, from London w r.
ID Ship Addison Gilbert Payne Cardiff Wales to Geo
NY - Hynson &coCargo 9a5 tons r. iron Thos Casey
Ship Nile Preble q days from Boston, to Vim DeWeyCarE
~ SO tons ice to a w Bosw0rth eco.
mo Ship Squando Jordan 10 from Boston, to WI Dewey
w Ship Robinson from Boston, with 1897 tons ice TO
re- Warner eco. -,
all Italian Bark Bapsa Gugiemno 23d Feb, to Gr
of goro &co. vi
oi- 2 shipS1 bark sclr-names unknown.
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R-Capt Byrne of the ship Opr, arrived yesterday from
New York, reports having the 10Th inst large ship
ashore on western end of Crocu Reef Fh apparanty laod
ed with cotton with thirty thirty wreckers around har.
ECap Bird, of the ship Carissa Bird reports on the 2i
March, Ion 80 90 lat s. having fell in with ship ofapparen
y 100 TONS newly coppeed bottom Could not dis
her nAme. ~ L 7 ~
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WANTED.

yTTANTED-A PRINCIPAL TEACHER in the Boys
w High School First District Applications be left
with the Superintendent No. "a City Hall hl2 II
1JTANTED--A FURNISHED ROOM IN THE FIRST
w District between Canal and Julia not farther back than
Carondele street Address at this Office letters X Y H.
D. all St ha.tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY &
w m8 BAREII,I & CO., No 81 Common street.
JNTANTED-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
w ing French in all its branches desirea situation either
country. The references capacity and
habits given required. Address b. at this office. ma tt
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FOR RENT.

80 ITO RENT-TIIAT FINE FOUR-sToRY HOUSE,
f So Tchoupitouas street. well known Mrs. Wades
withdrawing house. where she las successfully kept for the
twenty years She will rent it for boarding house. store
counting she intends 70 retire in june Persons
would do well TO call and examine for themselves Certainly
The furniture will be sold low. IN ali I'm
tw4As FOR, IsIGNT.-THE THREESTORY BRICK
f Store No. 10 Poydras street. Apply the premises
liM fel4tf
e4x, HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITUREFoR
@ EA two-story Brick Dwelling, situated on the north
Will dcof Canal street. between Basin and Franklin streets
containing corridor parlor and dining room three ne bed
wing servants rooms pantry coal room cern and hydrant
the full advantage Of the summer breeze The neghborhood is
highly respectable.
For full particulars apply the premises, No. 2l2 Canal
between Basin and Franklin streets z.i al If
VARIETIES TEIEATER OF NEW ORLEANS,
" FOR RENT-The above named elegant establishment,
now offered for rent Possession to be at the close Of the
present theatrical on the LIST of October next
The Theater with all its appurtenances is furnished
throughout nYc elegant about 200 persons
and has been justly pronounced the most beautiful establishment
Of the kind in the country. ~ ~. -. .g
Proposals will be received until the 18th of May next and sat
isfaetor security will be required for the Of the rent
Address CHAS. NJ WATERMtAN,,'
90 18Th President of Ia Varete Association.
GEO. S. MANDEV1LLF.. Secretary. mS1 I'm
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ii & scIla0slerSs
r.,.,rrnrtf th 81 = =
AMTATIOV. FOTs sALE-TI

Sr0mTSeM NTATION FOR SALTI1THAT&
OFwe EHoyvi Plantation owned occupied by Mrs
Wilson Situated Bayou Discard, parish Of 0naehs
nine hnndrs and onet
balance is tif1bered afd The place IL wen
about thirty improvements of
sixty ssatss, Corn Houses aud
finished
very vel inrTessd This fsaet ta soI
reasonable terms reasonably
to be given cFan M
gathered It is intended ct eefn aa Afa
ever it may be, pnrrhaaer this
fodder potatoes. ETC., the lowest price
For further information this sutgei
to r. sEl 4
ala d&Tf "a, i-.s0 PILCHEHsEGOOnAlOtiaN -
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Wv - III New Orleans, April i, 1856. q "
p@rEn con formity with the Charter, an elec.
lion VIII be At once S the COMPANY No As Garonde let
eighteen Dectostweye to be chosen from stockholders
siding Louisiana and six from stockholders residing in Mis-
represented said elecon but If majority Of he stock he
not then represented the election will be held MONDAY
Ap 2S 1856 at The office Of the Company, from to O'clock
as I'd - X. 81 CtiAkLEsi SecfeHify-
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@ I. %. O. F.-Hoyvard Lodge No. IS Iraeets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Ro9m NJ s 90
THADDEUs' d. VAN. HORN, v. c.: DAVID MOORE
Secretary; GEO H SHOTWELL Per Secretary; A. DESOIA
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT

TOBACCO We heard of 1873 hhds sold of which 81 at
n at and round crop % hhds Carksville ct $3.50
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~ = ~ City ofaNew Oreans, April y, 1906. ~
3 tna@At 10 meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, it was unanimously a So. ~
Reaolre That with the approval Of the hsying
been obtained tits expeen to increase the capital stock OF TINS
Bank not to exceed 81, 900 600. '.g Al$a, ~
n accordance therew notice is hereby given that books
will be opened ut the Banking House, the 18th inst TO re-
open thirty days from that date during which time the
present Stockholders privileged TO subscribe for sald IN
crease Of capital # F, "a
provisional subscription list will be opened Mt the same time
public for pro rata Of tho portion Of said Increase that
may not be taken by the present Stockholders
alD got aslusi 'S1.its w. r. GEAfSoN, CashleE.-
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'GECOND-HAND FURNITURE STOKE. No.
- q Baronne street, near Canal.
Second hand Furniture Of descriptions bought sold
canged also vanished in the best and
reasonable terms i gs5. 1, .5y55. -.
faoa an, g = 10y SCI zs5..tt j. II. TOURNE.
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n.s- eeneral 1sellef Comm ttee, I. Q. Q. E.

E5g~ EeneVaI ESeIFeT %
Members for present w B. KoosTz President No.
street; JAS FuRNEkux Secretary Odd Fellows Hall corner
Camp and Lafayette strees GEO ELLIS Exchange Pace Post
FORD Camp and Gaver streets; Wv LAaIEs e.
LIZ corner Tchoupoulas and Richard Streets j. j. sHEK
woop A. W McDoNNELL, F. W. FEuDENTHALL, Common
street, GAsrEREDE, -house WH DICKSON, corner
Tco,pitoes and Poydras Streets NJ MoMAHAN Agiers g.
T. PAu LfFAupAIs No. Is Chartres street, CHARLES GAIL
49, p. -, -,
n- Regular meetings held the TIL I'd MONDAYS In each
month at Secetarys office in Odd iws Hail. at 6 O'Clock
P. NJ. is.si.
fall SIN JAMES FuRNEAUX, Secretary
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TEyWIBILE. & AITExEN, GAS ERss NQs 70 ST.
Charles street, Orleans, keep hand
large assortment Chandeliers, Pendants Brackets
Pipe, and Fittings Of all kinds.
4 large assortment of Paror and cookfng STOVES and
CRATES. ~ - GsS.s5-& 4&5 .,l /, a. n
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus to make from
to which they invite the attention Of Sugar leu ON
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~ 4. O, o, F.-Crescent Lodge No. 8, meets
every THU EyENING il room No Odd Fglloss'
VIC; E. r. IHOsTE secretnry L. N. JAHAN, Per- seere
tary:.F X BARBOT, Treasurer. So ig -, m22 tt
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ssSsggTTxpN RTaAMTATIOH FOR SALEE-H4AM-
&atILToN3 PLAN NThe Subscriber is prepared 70
Pie above estate very reasonable The plantation
on Bayou Bartholomew, fonr miles from its
parish Of II contains one tlo1sand
lssls state Of cultivation.
ii Ne improved tayn bssides cofortabis
weng House, coed Negro Cabins and AZ me
This account Of rs s1z
siia valley Of the 0uaaa the IS willing to offer
rreat BARGAIN tn Possession
ssiiIbs given Of Of The present
NofaA i CO.. Orleans,
- -7saa,yT5Ssr 8{5s 1SttBERT eJ.SWIELs0N,
N 4Es#Et Yantation; Bayou 5sss ioomew,
Tia.
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Me- Attention! Company C, National Guard.
You are hereby attend Drill every EVEN
ING o'clock also, Monthly Meeting the first Tuesday
ea se1s 9iH@'' CHAs. MoREI. Ojs.
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y. n z. I.
yT II & FORSTALE4, SUCCESSORS TO
wv LONG & MAGLONE, Manufacturers Of Copper, Tia
and Sheet Work, Dealers in Stoves Cooking Ranges
Crates Castings, etc,7etc Ne 2i9 Echoupionlas street
HOrdes for Steamboat Plantation and orks
executed with neetness and dispatch. 1870 o30ly
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Gl5- 4. o. o. T.. = Louisiana Lodge No. 1,
meets EVERY FRIDAY EvENING in Room No s. Odd Eel
lows Hall. Oficers-JOTIN j. NORMENT, N. G. j. h
GENNISON V. G. j. H. PORTER, Secretary: r: LOl-
SELLE, Permanent Secretary H. GIILINGHAM, TreaSu-
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q SS&EsAs1IMNDERS0N 81 Co. AGA2INE 81 3
corner Natche for sale pFceB
choice assortment es and inse The attsne
II purchasers. Their stock has been carefully selected
ID the country ials 6Ea
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A. G, slNINIEs, ATToR EEY-AT-LAW. No. 20 Gem
IA. mercal Place, New Orleans. -. MI ly :.
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IL $50 as Dealer in-59
CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY Ess#
...g 4. fs. NERAL AGENT ~
For the Sale Purchase Location Investing of
RANTS-Loanug Borrowing Of Money on Arsts
..-.j,9E gage, and all other business pertant III
81 EgT44s 800 ing to REAL ESTATE "a Sszs
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ny-To Apot1eearses- -Fafteen Hundred ~ Dol q.
lars per will be paid for competent y nj he
cans viii present themselves the Treasrers office on MON
DAY April 2 at A. NJ for examination. BY order o. 1d me
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
MEDICAL.

from narrnl tn child and rrtailing uuu the o>priny
a ruined constitution Forlhr cure ofulI these Grn-
Of disease the Doctors gunrnat,cs cure or usk, uu
/ condensation Tho pirtor c1n he consulted D, l,i-
ter ur 'herNi. free of chHr., nnd ,"~ nil wh" are
alllI ted Ia Cpu upon him, where IA will give thrtn
such ~hti fiction iltev cfn ubiaiu no Nltrp ,
ili- rooms NJ and Aruort Han. c"ru.rof Sac
raIu.ato n,I Noui9ourra streets. S7n fru''scn
THE GREATEST DlSCON ENY OF TIE
AGE,-j.r,A GlrS.jn. tn Nnut ind ,-lpuortni hu' -
en,,-Dc. f. =. e. rku,'S rrpuh, Iac cum. ,-rli p--
INJECTING Ngrnt.1 80 sur' proven auN" HG'u-t g'rur-
rhuHl and -Nphll''c di-~'s ur' ana un-nFpnSs'd rf-
.dy fir IN The yru.rt1l sc~onilous gWgr"untls rrd
cuurcrous ucrs- Gr'id discharges from the V7ginn.
uterus and ur"hra Hnt oii curl"ou> "rulf'"i i>apt
dl~e1-r> For -ilo ~ pr l.. ! tNpkN - o"r' Ar-
mory Han. CORNER Of Sacramento nnI Montgomery
streets. ~nu Francisco A. innorNlutou - pf'vrr.
tatitr against small uoN. - - Or !. ! t2Hpku''s
prop'iaclrtn prrv.'at),r ngFi'>' -vphiltical and
-nnurrhea dl.r~.,- Ilnr,nr-s ~ ITSELF po~srs~,4
the power ot Chrmiral,N dr>'rpyng ihr ssphilIc VI
rus aud thcrLN ~'N ng thousands of NUung 6thHuci-
from hcug infected Nv ~" most loa'h~"m, ot NJ
ii~,"i.rs Let Young man who appreciate hcnl h
he without pr. t1apkaN's Pruphi, c'icum. Il i IA
very cosV"ncui packnees and viii b. c,uud convent
rn'o htiug used 20 . soap. Thai disease can t.
prevented hy tho at proper u.s. Is o. wen au
established ftri that th he cured after then
establishment. Tho prnrip!r whi,h j. now uniYrr.
sliy rrcognih vas received even h"fcc the dnys or
dcncr. the d~OVfrr of the rn CtuHton m l'Hi, ana
it, multiplied hrncGs since have rec, jvcd.
they deserved. the attention OF the mcdc1l faculty.
Il was in pursuit of this hrouch q. he lacd cu .ci
thnt Dr. l.. J. tl1ptN fortunately mndc ih" dis
CoVrrv uf hi Hruphiart"uh wtirh, for the Ir,.,ru-
tinu ur sy philo. .rluurrhco aud cufunrrs
di~r~drr. stands u"rNHlIcd hy any gent i'm lir ha--
mpcuuorl. The .n'ct II his agent after COTTON Is
IumrdIAfr Hud removes the possibility uf n
ton u di>rnsr IT, however the disonsr hrs been con
trac". IL j. useful ~ n'u'rllluy me roSnuous ~ecr,-
luus wtrh. hy ahsorpliuu produce n hnrri cuusc-
qu.uNcs known ns secondary Syphilis It has bocn
administered hv the pnc'or w. many thou-aud cn.t'~.
and Lr has vet 80 find Tie ilrs IN which hHs culc
ia suA-ervr the purpose for which II administers
ed. Price. -. Iuil directions are ot'uch,l rich
pacto,c. IN rasrs where Prorhatcun j. used as q
curative. Ter. j. 4. C19pkav VIII furnish gratis pre-
s,rir'iou for his blood por,G.r
All communicates from the country, addressed
" - Ur !. .CIHpkn,. san Francisco viii b" strictly
md copGlrn'nhv attended to. and the rcWr'os
with the greatest and src"ccy immediately dis
patched, 10y Express other conveyance to lhrir dcs-
tiuuiun.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

. rT' bR. j. l.. CHtPVAy-Thc gentleman whose
nniuC forms the caption Of tins notice. il one Of tha
few modern physicians whose Hrpilc0licn ~ h4 pro-
tcssiun and devotion to the afflicted. rcud"r him alike
an ornament lo tie one aud % hrnrff Ia ilr other \
hungarian hy birth be sought with NCssnth 20 plnce
his country among the uHilOus of the earth hnVund
ihr opprrssur'S ruc that her sons might rejoice in
the pUclicc of those prcccpS which uTc alike our
glory and our pride. In his '0prts 50 10 IA. he hes
r''npcd the reward Of pc'ruH resistance to orprts-
sion. md ~ hom" md n country know him no more"
Apart how1ver. from his claims upon our consider
alton NJ - patriot. N" testimonials Of character nnd
capacity which ne brings culite him "a pubic cni~
d"uCo to the exclusion nf those vito possess uci3rr
the one or the other. " gentleman his chnrnctrr
j. lm'ani~hed: ~ physician, his akin unsurpassed
md 10 those whose imprltdruc" hns left upon them
the Aints of dis"asn. can con. CirorISy commend
him with the ssIraucc ,hnt in him they will find u
friend whom to know Is great gain. The nr.'s office
il No. and 4 Armorv Hall corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery s'rnc's. san IrHrCisrp.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
Miscellany.

A very dull boy invariably recited
on defamation day, or rather at
tempted to rccite, "New England"
which, it is we'll known, is one Of the
poet Percival's most popular lyrics.
lie invariably came to Il stand still
before he could get through, and kept
repeating the last fragment his mem
cry retained; one day he broke down
at the lines:
Gre forget to think upon
My land, shall mother curse the son
She bore"
Reiterating the last two words, the
master became furious, and inignant-
ly exclaimed, "who ever heard of a
she boar? Take your seat, sir "
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
U. S. NAIL LIN f !

IAN and after Tuesday. March 18th. 1856 the Cali
~ fornia Stage Company's Coaches will leave their
Once. Western House. Marysville, every morning at
ocloeS for Sacramento and arrives N time for the
the San Francisco Eoas.
RETURNING-WilI leave their Ofiice. 0rleuns llo-
tel, Sacramento. for Marysvie, at the same hour
GEO. +. THOMAS, Superintendent
March 15th 1856 MnrysviIle
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
HESS g. LARCOMBS
New BRICK FIRE PRooF STORE IN BID

NEW BRICK FIKE L KOUF DTURt IN DID
WELL.
vuyHE Subscribers would announce to their friends
Il and patrons that their Bnck flre freol s.oae '
on the Gid Garner is oiled with general assessment
az Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Liquors. Mining
Tools, &c sc the best and cheapest ever offered r
town One of our firm is constantly employed IN
San Francisco n the purchase of goodS ahd a. We
purchase for cash alone believe that we can sell goods
cheaper than any dealers In this market. Persons
desirous to purchase anything in our line, would DO
well To give us n call, IA we are enabled 70 supply
tbers on as favorable terms as the Marysve trade.
Bdwell, July 1856. HESS LAhCoMb'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

INJUR1Es.--The noblcst remedy
for injuries is oblivion. Light injuries
arc made lighter, and heavy ones
have their Meight taken away by not
regarding them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
mNIIIs lnynlnnhle Specific. FIR

7ENIIIS Invaluable Specific. first introduced INTO
H Pisa some fifty years since soon became 20 "ell
known as certain cure that in every town aud city
not oniy ON the Continent, but in Great Erlihh the
demand for it was great, lis nerls 50 astounding,
that I'm less than one yOar from its Introduction had
stppIanted all otheF remedies. The Medical Faculty
of the principal cities of Europe were compelled tc
acknowledge its wonderful master! over disease Pros
prieors of other medicine, jealous OF lls sway Nhlnly
underworld to stay s onward progress Like grass
before the mower. their efforts fell 10 the ground and
like fire the praries, sweeping All before H. lis on
ward march became triumnhant IL stood forlh upon
its own merits Discerning puplic saw, tfled and
were convinced of its magical virtues. Inc massive
fortune acquired by DR. Parcra from the sale of IL
during tho years he prepared IT, alone bore witness
10 its miraculous merits. Al the decease OF he Doct
the Pecpe bcqueahed To ms son, VINO mas Iately
introduced the remedy into the United state'. Tho
number Of cures it has already made are astonishing.
Thousands and tens OF thousands can bear testimony
TO its efficacy,
An who sa t. II will cure with n safety, speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack kostrums, Use n remedy that
has been tried for the past MY years ana was never
known To fail.
Beware of Counterfets. The extensive sale OF this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
persons 10 pain of upon the unsrspectlng' spn-
rious compound, closely resembling the original. Bc
particular to buy none without the written signature
Of A. Pareira, N. ID. on the outside wrapper Of each
bottle. All others counterfeit, and their com
Founders will be punished with the utmorst rger Of
the law.
Prize. Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bai-
cock sole Agent for california; Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands, to whom all orders must be addressed.
A liberal dis ,unl made u wholesale dealers
ID. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, u Davis street.
san Francisco.
List Of Agents through ut the State. Rice Ofiin &.
Co. Druggist. MarysViIe: X. X Starkweaher, City
Drug store stockton w. II. Bruner, sonora; I!rni
Shuref, shasta Child X Wor-heu paceryille
Jtrsttt- eintes Jr siarrnente City; y. r. W. carr,
DownieyIe Dr. John Lark. Nevada Dr. w II.
Gatef, Yreka, DR. J. B Winston, Los Angeles
Thomas Whaey, San Diego; Geo l.. story, Portland
o. L.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH.

WyyOUID Respectfully inform the citizens or oid,
w we'll and vicnty, thai he is prepared to do All
kinds of work in his line OF business ina workWah
gtkc manner with despatch and ON reasonable terms
Having always on hand large assortment oi ury
lu ,ber. he il ready to make to order, Doors wino"
Sssh, Tables, Rockers, &c. All kinds oi Caolnti
work, andin fact anything aPpG'mnlhg 10 ms o"s,,
ness ballard Tables set and repaired shop on
Charles Street, below Hess & Lmeomhs br'cS store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

JONAH wrote to his father, after
the whale had swallowed him, stating
that he had found a good "opening'
for a young man going into the oil
business; but afterwards wrote for
money to bring hin home, stating that
he had been confoundedly sucked
in.n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

SOMEBODY said the other day, be-
fore Alexandra Dumas, ''For you
know, if there is enough for six, there
is enough for eight" 'Agreed" said
Dumas, eff you speak of candles :;
but if you refer to Champagne or par
trires-nO."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

Joy is the happiness of love. 1t
is love aware of its own felicity, and
riotine in riches which it has no fear
of eXhausting.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

IT becomes the Christian to cherish
hopeful views of his age and race. If
he dcsponds he will become inactive,
if he dcspairs, he will become fanatl-
cal or insane.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

SIN is never at stay, if we do not
retreat from it we shall advance in it.,
and the farther on we go the more we
have to come back.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

Every woman is, OR ought to be,
more or less child of beauty, and
her occupations should not degrade
her into drudge.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

"HAvE you read my last speech =,
said prosy M. c. to a friend. a
hope So" was the satisfactory reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

Why is the Boston almshousc like
Nahant rocks? Because there IS q
surge on there.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

A sign in Ann street, Boston, reads
"Lodeers taken in." We guess there
is no deception about that ''shinsle."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

RIaur and duty are like two palm
trees, which bear fruit only when
growing side by side.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
DR.. p AREIR AS
GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY,

For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
eases of u private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in.
furious efkct to the system or ary
change of diet. 1t has never ialled'
it cannot fail to cure.