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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07
Later from Kansas.

A correspondent, OF the Dsm'crut at
Topeka, writing on the i7th. gives the
following account ii two cold -5iooded
murders aud other ou,ragcs by Marshall
Donalds,ns posse OF villains:
! s'eriay afternoon, Mcssrs. Brown
AMI Todd, OF BrownviIle. DR.. X o, aui
Mr. Mtclell, OF Vaubousl, left Law
renee together fol hi. city. The four
gentlemen were rldir 2 Oh horseback aud
as they passed the encampm.nt OF the
unisi Mate, .NIsshaTs posse, located
some Ugh, or ten miles this dc Of Law
renee, some men came out from the
camp, aud commanded the part| to halt
This comm,ni our m-n refused to Obey,
hu, put spurs to their horses M hopes 10
escape. II vas after dark. and the reg
uIs'of, seeing the party going off, started
alter them aud scharged their pieces.
The two B,ownv lie men reached here
IN safety. and nothing was heard OF DIR.
r. i and Mr.. Mitchell, until this noon,
when a gentleman ca he in AL reported
tina, he heard the men in camp hoastln5
o. having chased four Il -. Yankees
aud shot two Of them. The opinion
prevail. here lba, the two men hav been
murdered. aud many circumstances cor
nected with the affair, go 10 confirm such
Il conclusion. The two murdered men
.ere members OF the New Haven colo
nv, and arrived here abou, one mon,t
since, when the colony made a setle
men, Of Nauhousa. fhey were on ,hci
return from Lawrence. where they ia,
been day or two on business, and the
nave been murdered in cod blood, b,
men called together by Mr.. D'naldso
United States MArs.alI, who has gITei
his posse instruction., - statiol them
selves Oh the dlhrren, highways lcadin
from Layre nee, and stop, que sion an
dlsarm al Free State men travelling owe
the roads. Many outrages have bee
committed BY these men; caale hav
been shot, wagons stopped Oh tue roa
aud stripped Of their contents, traveller
disarmeI and held as Pri ontrs OF va
and tao Of our best cit zens murdered.
The perpetrators OF this will 30 vi
y hip, Of justice, United States ottsea
will approve and sanction the deed, al
promst. 20 Office the actors, loT they CO.
>tder tie shooting Of Free States men
very comlneudable act, an those who
It viii receive i consideration, and give
eomman Of some company. Aaa TIL
these rniliaGs are encouraged 10 mufd
our men whenever they have Il opp d
tuaity. Several regulators have bee
and nre guilty Of murder, yet not OF
has been arrested and brought before al
court III Kansas for trial. and they woi
b. undsr the p cseat order OF thing
waIlc lnoitrnsire sqaal,ers and settle
are hnnled by Marshals ard sherIfis
the heal of ths United States posse, a
brought before Territorial courts Tor
mos, trivial offences against the laws,
Two young men. bat Just arrived irc
Illinois, wert tax, u prisoners "
Marshal posse, near LecoMplon, "A
held as such untl they both promised
l-ave LII. Stat. aul Lever return.
attiHg from these yoan. men suea
promise Mr.. Mars ais regulators alto
~ them to leave the camp, with tue q
aarAaai.ng tlat II they were ever ta,
prl.oaers again by them they mus sat
death.
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The R,ght Spiri.--Not content WIN
his cowardlv and brutal assault upon MI,
Sumner, Mr.. Brooks has challenged
Senator Wilson, the colleague OF M
sumner, for some rather severe Out Gu
,ireIy truthful remarks upon that ransac-
llon, made in his place IN the SENATE az
our readers were apprlsed by oispa'o"
to that effect published yesterday morn
ing. hlr. Wilson's reply Is beft'ng his
position as a senator and his character
rs gentleman. He only spoke he says
what he believed and still believes TO be
true, aud he will retrac, nothing iel
also saws that he is no duei'st, that ne
ALL US. whatever language he thinks
proper in debate, and il assalled Tor so
doing, he kno,rs hotc 10 defend aimsey
Brooks was stupid as we'll as brutal TO
ina zine FIR a moment that senator WIZ
son would so far forget the sell-respec' Oh
A gentleman as 10 put himself on 50 10"
level, even il duehng were not gar
inc absurdity in any case. No terms
! should be made with such Characters.-
The man who IS assaulted BY them
! should defend himself IN the same man
rer he would repeI the attack oil iero-
cous dog. Mr.. Wilson does not belong
to the con-conbalaut school, and Brooks
will, we presume, have sense enough 10
le, him alone. When oil the Nor'hefn
representatives assume Mr.. Wilson's po'
sition, southern rptlianism Will cease ID
Congress. Press.
Oaiy in Irishman.-The House oil
REPRESENTATIVES refuse to investigate the
case OF Herbert, the member lrom Cali
rornia, who shot the Irish waIler at VIII
lard's.
Richardson, and the Douglas member
from Illinois, voted TO suppress the inEes'
ucal,on. He was only an irishman, While
the man who killed him, was Democrat
&c Member Of Congress- Dubuque Fd
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Earthquake IN Canada. The city Of
Ottawa, 4. W, was visited on the Isl,
inst, by an earthquake, which lasted some
ten seconds and was accompanied by
heavy sounds. like those caused by a
heavy wagon passing over stone pave.
men,. The shocks were severe enough
10 throw down piles oil wood and TO cause
very percep1lbIe tremor throughout the
city. A the same hour, llltle after
noon, smar, shock OF an earthquake
was felt in Aylmer.
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Farmers Notice.
SEYMOUR 4 MORGAN'S
IMPROVED PAINT
SELF-RAKIEG REAPER!
WITH MOWER ATTACHMENT,

WITH MOWER ATTACHMENT.
N lie Subscribers beg leave 10 call the atten ton
i Of the farming C, immunity, etc, to the above
celebrated Reaper, which experience has proved
to be SUPERIOR 10 any now Ia use. We invite
the attention Of those interested to the fell. wing
points Of excellence ID this machine
/. The gear fame is made OF iron, and not
liable to spring Ct become misplaced, thus i'm
pairing the working OF the machine, and II IL
more durable than any other material.
2. The simplicity, durability, and perfect
working Of the gearing, including that which
drives the rbke.
3. be perfect manner Of laying the grain Tor
the binder better than the bert hand rakers.
L. The .ase With which the operator may reg.
ulate the size Of the bundle, slight pressure o.
the foot upon the PEDAL stopping the rake at any
point, without interfering with the cutting.
5. The lightness OF draught for the TEEN ::
the absence OF side pressure, and the ease With
which it passes over uneven ground, from the
large SIZE Of the ground wheels.
| 6. The care with which 1t may he backed or
| turned,
I. The width of Gu. with good drivins6l2
$ II leaves the grain outside the track OF
horses so IT, any amount may be cat withou,
binding The reaper is 20 constructed that the
mower bar may be attached at any future jme
at q cost Of SIS. Terms Of payment a. follows :
Fifty dollars cash, and balance by note due On
the t day Of December, with interest tho pur-
chaser paying cost OF transportation, aud having
the privilege Of discounsing sad note at 5
per cent For further information, apply to
JAMES MYER, JR., X CO,
nol7t Sole agents for Cedar county
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dipton Aooettlscr.
Miss SEBA sPICER, Assistant Editor
>~>~~~-~ 100000 1~--
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1855.

Egg Our editor bsI. G absent, a, a
Masonic Cunve, tlon held IN tuscaloosa,
we will beg an excuse 'or editorial mat
ter.
As the Kansas question is before tie
people, aud all arc anxious for the lat
e., news from that place, and oil tie
movement OF the people elsewhere IN re-
gard 10 it. we have CLEANED all we could
c.. FROM our exchanges, and hope it will
b., al IN re account than wha, we could
say on tia, OF any other subject.
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Fin, Hundred Chi dren in Hc1p.--
MIRROR Escape Tie rittsburg I'D
zst'e 0! Friday gives tie particulars OF an
accident which occurred In the CITY Hall
On the day previous, which was one OF
the narrowest escapes from loss ct lie
we ever heard Of. \ monster concert
was to have been given In tie evening by
one thousand children. The managers
arrangements for seating item we're 10
ave each seat raised above the other at
equal distance. the top row reaching
nearly 10 the ,ellinC, all the children thus
belng visible from all parts oil the hall.
The Gazette describes the accident as fol-
lows:
About five hundred children were ar.
faDgei on these seats yesterday morning
for rehearsal, when, just as they had
commenced TO sing the scafoldIng gave
way, precipltatlng seats and children 10
the ground 10 great confusion. The
crash WIS tremendous, and was distinct
~ heard on Wood street Many ran to
tie Hall, when they witnessed a scene
that battles description. Children screa
ming at the top Of their voices, were be-
ing picked out from the ruins and exam.
med to see whether they were injured
Fortunately none sustained the slghles
injury though many must have fallen a
least twenty feet. Two ll,,le girls caugh
hold oi The large eagle on the wall, JUS
as the seats gave way climbed over
aud pot tlrouun the window IN the rea1
into the dressing ROOM
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WOOL G ARDING

Notice is hsrshy givea that the subscriber is
now r. ady TO do Wool Gar9tag al biz mill, or
Rock Greek three miles south VI Upton, flor
merry known rs Foy'- MIL his machine l. Of
the best q1ali'y. aud lately brorght from tho
east tie basiness receiy = his
Personal .fitenften,
And from a long experience in Manufacturing
be feels safe in assuring III pnblic per'ec. salts
ton.
Try HIN. STEPHEN IVES
Il 3n. May 4oth SD.
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Affca. 80
With a supply vi toxin lots IA the town o, i'p'ou'
AsnS farm II $50 acres o' first class pra'
-: 9TH . comfortable house. Young orchard
lust E ,mmenced bearing, well water'd by The
north branch OF Yankee Ran. Is acres OF timb'r
one mile -ou,h all or any Of which may bs had
,y snrlyi ing 10 SAMUEL DEWELI,
& "a, eral Land Agent at 7 pton, Iowa
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rsy- We understand that Mr.. A. {.
Appler, late OF the Dixon Transcript
DIXON, H., IS in town nvassing for
another Paper to be published here ,under
the democratic banner. As we have
nsi SEN him We cannot state his succ SIS.
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Respectfully yours,
WA. Y. LEADEa.
Philadelphia, May DC, 1856.
We are Ready now"

Such was the declaration o! hundred S
OF democrats in this city yesterday on
learning oil the destruction OF Lawrence
aud portion oil Us inhabitants by mob
Of Missourians acting under federal Off
GERS, and led on by Mr.. Douglas right
hand man IN Kansas Gcn. Nhlttield. -
They had heretofore entertained the hope
# bringing back the party TO It's old
- rund IN time to save Kansas from the
.tJm ol slavery and rs citizens from the
.alfcr and revolver OF border ruttilnsm.
Bl Douglas and Pierce IN Their eager
"A = for Southern favor ia the CInclnna.
60 Convention, are making short work OF
II. Their mo 10 OF government IN Kan
.as IS a strong cord AMI a short shrltt
Tor all men who desire to make 1t a Tree
State; while their IEIaols a. NasAt9g-
loa sltle free speech wah he bludgeo0.
There Is but one course ictt for honest
men and true patriots ID pursue, aad thai,
IS unite with each other, irrespective
Of past differences, 10 sweep from power
tic cagrup, horde who have brought thu
present penis upon tire country. Thou
sands Of dcuaocr}s who Lave hitherto
held back under the hope above alluded
t.. now say, The crisis IS upon US; The
Tune Gcy expostula,ion and COMPROMISE !:
past; the day for action has come. W,
are ready for /. Give us men worthy
OF being our standard bearers III th'
Struggle, and We g into the fight witt
whomsoever may rally around them. -
thus beats the great Democratic heart il
Chicago to-day thus, If we mistake not
it will be found 10 be beating Throughout
the State CHI. Press.
Az, and It's palsa,ions are felt IN loN
We live 50 close 10 the noble bcarts tina
beat for freedom in Kansas tina, from ye
+ ~ sympathy the arlerIal blood flow
quicker through tas veins, and me
stand ready to march when the staa3art
; bearers snail be chosen. Oar. Ga-.
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McCAllEY L. PUl SIFEis.

Dentists, Ctdar Rapids, io,sI.
Have the pleasure Of announcing to the citi-
zens OF Upton AMI vicinity that they have made
arrangements that one Of them will be in Tip
ton on the first Monday in each month, And spend
ore week In the practice Of their profession.
A operations entrusted to them shall be exc
cute in the most workmanlike manner.
rs-O Office at the Temperance HoIse. 0ly
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To Ga i-sa Randall.
NJ dam You are hereby notified that there
IS now On Il in y, offi5e OF the Clerk % the
Is let Curt Of Cedar county, Iowa petition
Il Ho.st Rand II liking said Curt Tor a de
cree Of py rec from the bonds q matIinouy
GOV cxlstias between you AMI b, Ii, on account
If three years wiliful abs nee, and the Sheriff Of
said c0uaty having rc'Ur@ed notice u not
found " ard lid C5ar baving At the May term
Of said Car, 4 ls55, mad 81 order Tor pub
hcstion and the clerk ri raid Court hay ~
lered The publication OF saii No-ice In the Tip
ton ly.rtiss.r for four consecutive weeks; and
unless yoa APPEAR at the next term OF SAID
5urt and plead. answer or dema. to said pe'i
ton within rule, decree OF said Court "lil he
ardetal in accordance with tn prayer oil said
petitioner. \" j. HENRY Aiy
224. J. W. CArTELr, OK. for pitf
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Great preparations ore being made al
Chicaro Tor the Masonic Celebration IN
tia, civ on the oath Of June next, on
the occasion oi dedlcatng a Masonic
Temple.
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Hanpv is the man whose home IS one
of contcnimen,, and where peace ana
harmony reign supreme.
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Stringisllow beglns to complain tina,
the South has sent hm in Balord's army
nothing better than Southern paupers.
Fifty oil them fell short Of funds al Kan
sas City and be had to pay their bills
At s. Louis four OF them deserted, hav.
ing stolen thousand dollars Of Basord )
money.
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$40 DOLLARS r. WARD.

Strayed from tie subscriber, two horses: o
white msre ab IL 8 or . years old, and = dark
serr.l bore. with white star in HE face and
white feet, about IL or years old; one nostri
a little hurt. Both wire shod ali Iolid.
Tea dollars reward will be- given to any per
soa returning th. m TO Covers Ferry.
n 23tf THos MITCHELL.
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SAMUEL DEWEll' !.
xu,v,yor a, Upton and General Land asen'
,'.,, s.,ora promptly to all business requiring
an agent; such a.

an agent; such as
Buying and Selling on Commission
PAYING OF 71XEs
twin. information respecting lands il" ih's con"
:, &C. FInigrants aud settlers can get e"o''es
is,tiops of lands by calling at his oihee'
FOR SALE. Lots and ;, Block IL, 'om".
Rochester, upon which is situated aeoS"'''"
HE dwelling with cellar and well ~ \,
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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llll3, llll3a

fHHE undergone, now prepared to fur
i nish Lime at the lowest prices. They are
also prepared to deliver 1t at any place TO suit
the purchaser. Oar lime can't he beat and II is
always on hand at the kiln, miles west Of
Upton near Dsggans' Mill. KNOTT CALVIN.
10 If
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l. fe Saved at Midnight
By Groceries instant Cure OF Pain.

The moment ii II used internally, II darts
through The system, sllays pains instantly, 10
four initiates il bar difEsod through The lynn
pit atjc system and hloo III thrilling power, AMI
qah ky forced il nay through every itveish
Or dis, as.d nerve, vein OF gland disso.ving Oh
rtr uctions. rel ewing inflammation, ftv.rs a
spasmotic pains, has cured nervous headache in
30 ninuetes, curing rheumatism ma9lcaIiy, ii
tact it is the nc qua mon Of medicine
lA- Just try Que Botls. PRICE Posts ~aN
euid By A GILBERT, Agent
Ako It's Halt Qua spERS n 20 Is
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pailRlE. PR .lglK. Pr iIRlr. rtR>llF !

A LSD, first quality, No. A" stock farm, con
n tanning 80 acrss; also sw ar, sec q, tp 81
r "; Sc qr ne a. sc "a t 70 1 "; " IF SC ar
sc Is. "a INV sr sec 2 I II r ? ", also,
number oi village lots. v h,ch are the cheapest,
d among the mos. desirable in the villags
For further Pal. culNs, ia ire Of the under
sigaea. at bis o.1ice in the Court House
noisl III. G III At.
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aud /. Iil not matter TO hlIn whence they
cata,--aI were welcome. No sooner
had Col. BuEord's company arrived at
L.compton, fully armed as invaders, than
Gov. Shannon furnished lhem with L. ).
rifles. They we're regularly enlisted into
the ser Ice OF the General Government
for the time being, and OF course their
b,I for xerk done, as we'll as tina, OF the
posse composed OF border ruflans from
Missouri will, we may be sure, be pre-
scented to Congress for payment. a lew
incidental robbtries ani murders more or
less will make no d Inference in the Een-
eral account Tie posse dad aud per-
laps are now dong, the very business
which they were employed TO do, and II
is OF small consequence, III general We"
pt the case, whether 1t we've al laWreac
OF elsewhere.
We may expect an Interesting debate
in Congress wncn bill i. presented max
ins an aPpropri 1ou "nt OF the people
money to pay Tor murder and long lis
OF lesser cruncs comm tied upon ihe
peaceable citizens OF Kansas. - Der"
Press Chi.
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Trees designed for clayey soil do test
when transplantsd in the spring.
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They Lad heavy snow storm d, Pitts
hnsa IN sls. afs.ls ALI
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III. Tavern stand known As the Gov" haGs 4
Rochester, Enquire OF Mas ~ toiff.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS.


PIONEER VARIETY STORE /!
a NJ ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GUMERy. NEW BRICK BLOCK,
VILE.
vwyHERE CAN RE OBTAINED all sorts ofusefu
w and ornameetai articles. not 10 be found In
any other s4e ~ the county, consisting o Tie largest
aud bes; sctecied stock OF
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
ers' Materials, Woodenware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EYER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS TO WN
-ALSU-
Prime Chewing Tobacco. aud Genuine iInvana ciPars.
Aaney A. cles, rerfu'nery. Looking Glasses,
Wall Paper. Childrens Toys, Revolvers,
Points, oils, TUrpentine, Putty, Cam
phene. Lamp oil. Candles, Qack-
silver l. Mnsical instruments.
Also
Lamp Chimneys, Ladies' Riding Gloves,
sand Paper, shoe Knives. CaDd .esticks
Wiring Paper, Playing Cards,
Knives u vi Forks, screw Drives,
Combs and brushes. t.aiger's Rules,
Brass Butts nti Chisels, Tap Bor-rs and Giinles,
Faucets and Files. Locks. Hooks staples,
Markers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters,
Hammers and Compasses, Butts aud Paues, Andirons
Horse brushes. Pumps Spoke-Shaves,
Sailors Palms. bog Collars and Chains,
Coffee Mills, Meat Hooks, Wash Bonrds,
Bench Screws, Sa.h Tools Clothes Pms Fancy Bas-
Fisk Hooks. Bed Cords, kels Scr' W W -enches,
Gun Caps. Chopping Trays Whips and Canes,
Cue-files and Wax. Cue Lealhcas,.
Gents Driving Gloves.
Also
A Complete assortment OF Toilst Articles, Candles Of
every description, Dried Faiit. Preserved and
1rsen. Nuts of all kinds The Atlantic
and European Papers and Magazines.
on the arrival of the Steamers.
These goods have beea selected with the greatest
purchased cheap. and will bc furnished To our
TONERS either nj whoissa,e or retal AS low as 10y
any other store in the Mines.
o. Persons desirous of obtaining any article from
san Francisco do at small psr cent AL vance
upon the first by leaving their orders ut this store
WM & PAYNE
NB-All outstandi NJ debts due TIE firm of j. II
Smith Il ca must be IAd to the Undersigned % his
agent J. j. Lo kwood. as he aare Is alitlOT2ed 10
use the name Of the firm in liqp6ution.
oc2lf WIN. G. HAYSE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
Matchmaker ami Jeweler.

~ | WOULD kE>BE' E'iFuLLN INFORM
Ei.D the citizens OF Orovie and vicinity, thai have
N<~ purcifis' d o Mr. Ro>en hal. hia. W ns ailna-
king and Jewelry Establishment, "a Mont.
conner" steel. and have located Eysef permanently
~ the Hbvse business IN this pnce and hope by
tentOn ~ business To me il reasonable STARE ot
.sironage ia the above ine.
LictH guarantee 10 do Tnark Gs tEef1f as IL.
can ts done anY,rhe, Elm the STATE.
ALL kiNDS OF JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
NJ B-pay.enlar aaeition paid to the Repairing
OF Watches. nEO,E SMITH
oroyiile, August III lr5S. augll.n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
NOTICE

VESHR StfRSOklBtK tak.r thir rssthod of.inSorm-
N Ing tsse public that se has established himself
In tho business oi UAO OERIAkHK aud Is prepared
10 pay prompt aieniit all calls hag may he made
on.hn In bis of business, wi.h and dis
pmoh.
", H-Aiss sirict attention given to setting Bill
lard Tabks, oloriB2 Billiard Balls Sc.. and general
Cabinet business, on Bird street, adjoining the semi
nary ol6lm J,HAMELL'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
E. Nj. b r OIL ID e II |. z S I.

M, or. j.. l.. tzAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms ihs ca,IIlo # Tbs notice is %, the
te. modern ti,.y sicaIs whose application lis pro
fssian and the afflicted, render him alike
IN ralneHL the and benefit to lne oAi.ra A.
Hungarian ~ tEth Ia ~sught with kDssuth ~ place
his coupis HIpV,i hs nations Of aaFth, beyond the
sppre->sr's re, iuaI hes ssns might rejoice III the
prIclee ef those precrpss alsh are alike our glory
sud our pride Ia ais eff To do, he has reaped
the III in. Eecial RESISTANCE oppTeosion,and
"A home aud a cAuur, know hun NO mon" Apart.
howeser from his scsaiins upou our consideration 80
n patriot the testimonials al celracteriand caIasiiy
winch he brings s,iitle him to public conf ieIcs, to
the exclusion of. those who possess. neitheriihe
or The utlsr. AZ gentleman his character is nntar
nishe physgcIan his skill unsuTIsa >ss'd end
10 ihoss iaprudeace has len upon them the
tainls OF diseass. Wa caB coaseleniios-ly Commend
him with The Assurance that in him, they will ind
friend whom 10 know is great gain. The DR. > office
10 No. and Armory Hall, cornersf Sacramento and
Montgomery areeis, san Frensisse. al4-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-03
OROViLLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail :!

T9NIIE undersigned having returned from San
Francisco and removed to the Fire Proof Brick
Block, Montgomery. two doors from Myers street,
washington Biocks would respectfully call the at
tention of the nhabsanls Uf oroville and vicinity
10 The fact of his having the largest Stock and the
best assortment of Goods TO Me loun@ this side oi
sacramento. My Goods were all purchased for cash
AT IN. very lowest figure that money could buy hen'
Tor and AS sell for Ca h, and ash only thus doing
away.wilh The list of deadheads which every
pin stshave that doesa credit business. am pre-
pared p offer inducements To customers such rs
other Isouse IN Oroville will offer My Stock consists
of GROCERIES in all its varieties; Provisions of The
best quaiity Liquors aud Syrups OF the choicest
brands. CROCkERY of The latest styles, and
HARDWA ARE in all its branches.
la add tusi to this, customers can have their goods
delivered bYmy Express Wagonst their own door,
tree of har5c. f. kESSlNG.
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