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Houses and Lots For sale
a Eu4gRA or HOUSES, LOTS and NAeaht l'ets
. 4.gt,4aIly situated In different parts OF tue c4s
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Storage, Forwarding l. Commission

II this Ur4ueh tAe Trade, We are pre- AIRED 10 DO
a large sInaubk al business. Merchants and others
making cousgnulenls 10 our House, may rest assur
ed of the utmost ndeiIy our parE TO he.r inter
and thai ther c1nsisHneuEs shall receive prompt
attention 20 sales and rstans.
n. Satisfactory reference given IN all cases,
and wiki pleasure
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IOWA SOAP Y lRKS.

Above Front, between Main a. Brady Streets
DAVENPORT, WA.
I'm + subscribers having cutly completed their
4 works in this cty, prepared 10 ill orders
for their differ grades Of Soap, and rely on their
Very Superior Qualities, for pre-emnenee Ia tho
msrkeI IL will be iouad on trial that soaps viii
anafd more Iather, and with lsss labor remove dirt
that they do SO melt hot water are couss
quautiy much cheaper the consumer at having been
proven that seven pounds soap % aai TO t
ofthe ordinary kiBd1 and tnEt the great diicut In
other soaps, snrnonntsd In sGrs of IeainiIg the
hands free from soreness amer long immersion and
rubbing IN the wash-tuD.
Toe grades above referred to are EraEiVe, Pearl,
PGlm No. Extra ssd Family Soaps. Nlthtne alloy =
assertions, We submit products the ygrncat,ns
tbs public with confidence that the oil them will
Justify our recon msndaions of their quality. Mer.
ehauts and Dealers requested to cali aud examine
f0rthrnsclves before purchs sang eisswnore
ian. 30, 1855. dlf. J. M. r. HALL q co.
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C0MPAEsEs,

nF all sizes OF Ggrsy & Cos, troy, st
~ apl9 dw-if II. A. PURTEhS BRO r.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

ANGELS IN PETTIcoATs-A fun
by correspondent of the Portland
Transcript siys, II have recently
gin up all idea of women folks. and
and come back to perlitikal life, am
more at hum in this line than in
huntin' the fair seckts. Aingills in
petticoats an kiss me quicks' is pref
ty to look at, give in, but darn 'em
they are slippery as eels, and when
you fish for 'em an get bite, you
somehow or other, find yourself at
the wrong end of the line, they've
cotched you An when you've stuff
fed them with peanuts, candy, and
doggerrytipes, they'll throw you
away as they would a cole tater.
Leastwise, that's been my experience.
But I've done with 'em meow. The
Queen of Sheber, the sleepin' beauty
Kleopatry's needle, Pompey's pillow,
an Lots wife, with a steam engine
to help 'em, couldn't tempt me. The
very sight Of a bonnet rifles me all
oyer.o
Butte record., 1856-08-09

The CASE SUMMED UP BY RED
MAN.-There was impressive com
pactness, and sad truthfullness in the
Menominee Chief Gristly Bears cri-
tical judgment upon the stone group
in the rotunda of the capitol at Wash
ington. Turning to the eastern door
way, over which there is a represen-
tation Of the landing of the Pilgrims,
he said: ''There Ingin give white
man corn," to the north to the repre-
sentation og Ponn's treaty-"There
Ingln give um lands; - and to the
west, where Pocohontas is seen saw
ing the life Of Capt. Smith, 'there
lngin save um life" and lastly, tc
the south, where the pioneer, Daniel
Boon, plunges his knife into the
breast of the red man, while his foot
rests upon the body of another-'' Sand
there white man kill Ingen."
Butte record., 1856-08-09

MATRIMONIAL RoMANcE.-When
Recorder smith was presiding in the
Court Of Sessions on Thursday last a
very beautiful girl, aged about seven
teen years, was brought from the pri-
son and placed before him on charge
of vagrancy, preferred by her own
parents. When his honor inquired
into the matter he found that the
young lady had been committed by
her father and mother in order, if
possible, to prevent her from marry
ing a man they did not approve Of.
The Recorder, thinking that the
course of true love, if it did not,
should, at all hazards, run smooth,
was about to discharge her, when he
was informed that even at that mo-
ment a gentleman from Wisconsin
was in waiting, in an anteroom, in
order to run off with her and marry
her in that State, when liberated
His honor did not wish to send her
adrift in the world under such cir
cumstances, but called up the man,
and said if he was sincere in his pro-
fessions he might marry her here, and
then take her West. The lover JOY
fully consented, and Recorder Smith
thereupon descended from the bench
and performed the ceremony.-N.Y.
Post.
Butte record., 1856-08-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

sDY VIRTUE OF DECRETAL ORDER, issuet
HID out of the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
for the county of Butte aud State Of California TO mt
directed and delivered commanding me to make the
sum of two hundred and forty four dollars md htl
Gems debt. with legal interest thereon and the tur
ther sum of thiryone dollars aud Il ty cents cosIs
together with the costs of said Order accrung out o.
the properly hereinafter described, to sasfy the aore-
said Judgment wherein WM. F.. SIIEFF Fed j,
plaintiff and JACOB :. NORRIS is the Defendant
TO wit A: The Metropolitan Theatre. situated in the towr
of Oroviile county of Butte and State nf California
located on the corner of HuntuOn and Bird streets
fronting ihirtynine 5e) feet Hunioon street anf
eighty SlD fee, said Bird street. which will sci
ut public sale Mt the Court House door, in BidweIl
county ard State aforesaid, the TW ENTlETH DAY
of AUGUST. a. D. le56 between the hours prescribed
by law to the highest bidder for cash.
P. FREER. Sheriff Butte county.
D,ied this 3sfh dav nf July. 4. D. 1856. iyHi-w4
Butte record., 1856-08-09

s MANY a life is bligthed from its
youth, by the neglect of the world,
the frosts of poverty, the canker of
care, and the dull, gloomy place in
which fate willed its residenc; many
a young girl, depressed by circum-
stances, aud denied the sunshine of
love and admiration which would
have called into soft and fragrant
bloom all the nature which lay folded
in coldness and reserve, has felt with
in her the possibility of being all
that her more favored sisters were :;
but has seen her unexpanded graces
and traits of character drop away
like the leave of the bud which with
ers while opening. Many nature
as full of affection as the rose is of
aroma, has been chilled by the atmos-
phere Of indifference around it, until
it perished with its sweet shut in its
own bosom. Saddest of histories are
those of possible and anticipated
beauty and happiness which were nev-
er allowed to be.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

If the age of women was known
by their teeth, they would not dis
play them.
RELIGION is the best armor, but
the worst cloak.
A ROMANTIC MARR1AGE.--The
editor of the Springfield (Mass.I Ar
gus relates the following, concerning
lately welded couple in that city.
The editor of that paper is good
Democrat, and his paper is most
reliable one in all things, but he must
excuse US if we say before we can be-
lieve this story we would like to hear
him swear to it.
No wisdom like silence.
THE Naiads are said to have been
the first people who said nay.
CPL give you poke in the eye,''
as the thread said to the needle.
WEAK MINDED men are obstinate,
those of a robust intellect, firm.
IT takes lifetime to learn how to
live.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

&c. Chauncey Burr says, 81
never kiss and tell" in numbers SC
musical they sing themselves Lis
teu:
| kissed maid the other night
But who she was | may not tell
Her eyes were as the diamonds bright
And soft as those of Isabel
But | never kiss and tell.
Her breast bank of virgin snow,
Whereon no thought of sin should
dwell;
Her voice was very sweet and low,
And like the voice of Isabel
But | never kiss and tell.
Her lips as cherries, sweet and red,
And she was shy as a gazelle;
She kissed me back-and then she
fed,
Just like our charming Isabell-
But | never kiss and tell.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

AsHERIFF'S SALE.-Ry Virtue of a decretai order
- issued out OF the District Court, Ninth judicial
District, in and for Butte County and State of Cali
orna made the l2ih day Of June. A. d. 1856, tB me
directed and delivered. commanding me to make the
sum of four hundred and ninety seven fifty one hun
dredihs dollars judgmen and interest on said amount
of judgment at the rate Of ten per cent. per anuum
till paid. ana the sum of niheiy-eight sixty one hun
dredths dollars and accrine costs OF said order
out of the pr ,ery hereinafter described 10 satisfy
the aforesaid Judgment. wherein VI. Walsh is plain
tiff and 4. Skinke defendant, to wit: Commencing
on the Plaza in the village OF Bidweli, County and
State aforesaid nj the North east corner of Lamp
Hidas Saloon. md running in easterly direction
to the of the said plaza sixty feet more or less
thence in souherv direction 10 the corner on the
street of Messrs Hoffman, which their reservoir is
situated. thence in westerly direction TO the line If
Lamp Il Hiu's Bakery. add thence in souiherly di-
recon TO the end of the space dug out and formerly
used ten pin Alley incu ting the space l. ing be-
tween Lamp & Hda's Lot and the Rr-eryoir Of
Messrs Hoffman & Co, together with the Billiard Sa-
loon. situated said premises, which will sell Mt
Public Sale at tha Court House door in i'idwell, coun
~ and State aforesaid, the ih day Of August
d. 1856 at o'clock NJ. TO the highest bidder for
cash.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. D. 1850
P FREER. Sheriff Butte County.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

N Office Is hereby given hat TIE undersigned
IN will apply 10 the Board Of supervisors for Butte
County. in fna State Of California their ,est ses
sion TO be held nj Bidwe in said couy. licep..-
TO run ferry the middle Fork Feather R;-.,r
a. the junction Of the North F,rt Of .aid river
!uue IA 1856 SYLVESTER P SAVAGE.
Butte record., 1856-08-09
State of California,
INSOLVENCY NOVICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Court
CoTNTY OF BUITE- AT Chambers
In the matter of James II Drake, an Insolven
Debtor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order made in the Count
u Court by the Hon. Joseph T. n. Lewis. Count
Judge at Chambers on the Both day Of June, a. ID
l556-Notice is hereby given tho creditors of tn,
said petitioner Insolvency, james ~. Drake, ap
pear before the Hon j. E. n. Lewis, County Judge
on the third day of the Augaust term Of the Count,
Court, A. d. 1856 to wit On the 9Th day Of Angus
ensuing Mt Btdweii, TO show cause If any there be
why the prayer Of said petitioner should be gran
led. and assignment of his estate be made, and hs
be discharged from his debts Insoivent Debtor
Witness my hand and lhe zeal of said Count,
T.. s. Court affixed, this, Both day Of June, 1856
at Bidwei.
NILES Ci.APIN, County Clerk.
3Iw By NJ n. DARRAcH Deputy
Butte record., 1856-08-09
MINERS SUPPLIES! !
New Grocery and
PROVISION TOR E.
JOHN D. HEATING,

HAS OPENED an extensive and well select "a
Il Il Stock Of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Miners SHppes at his New Store on Hnni9om-
cry Street, near Gairott's Saw Mill 10 which ne IN
vites The attention OF community. He VIII De IN
constant receipt oi additions 10 his siock OF foods OF
the latest imorfatons. His facilities f,r pnrehns'ns
being xcsird nv any trader 10 the country ne f'
cnnaientihst his Goois and Prices will render tho
satisfaction to those who favor him with Their
patronage. The public will p'-7-. -" 80 e1anins
fr themselves. Oyovine. J1iv L., 1855.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

Mosr of the miseries of life (says
some one,) proceed from our straying
from the path which leads to content.
AS to the cause of straying from this
path, the writer does not pretend to
show. 1t is only the usual jumbling
together of cause and effect, so prev
alent in the world. "Thou shalt do, y
and ''Thou shalt not do" is an old
dogma, but is getting well nigh ex-
ploded now. Let it 20.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

SIDNEY SMITH ON KIssING.-The
Rev. Sidney Smith one said, in writ
ing on kissing: "We are in favor Of
certain amount of shyness when a
kiss is proposed, buf it should not be
continued too long; and when the
fair one gives it, let it be administer
ed with warmth and energy. Let
there be a soul in it. If she close
ler eyes and sighs deeply immediate
ly after it, the effect is greater. She
should be careful not to slobber kiss
but give it as a humming- bird runs
his bill into honeysucle-deep but
delicate. There is much virtue in a
kiss, when we'll delivered. We have
had the memory of one We received
In our youth, which has lasted forty
years, and We believe it will be one
of the last things We will think Of
when we die
Butte record., 1856-08-09

LoNGFELLoW, at a party IN Bos-
ton, asked French gentlemen, who
happened to be present why he seem
ed so sad and unhappy at that mo-
ment? To which the latter replied
ME yer much dissatisfy-me just
hear mon fadere is dead ~
Butte record., 1856-08-09

PEOPLE who suppose that good
prayer is preferred to good act
doubtless imagine that God has more
hearing than eyes;ght. The end, we
fear, will show that they reasoned
from false premises. The poor are
ofteuer prayed for than helped. The
reason is, we believe, that breath is
cheaper than bullion, and let those
whom that cap fits put it on.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

THE New YoRK PoL1cE.-Thert
are twelve hundred regular police.
men in the city of New York. Yet SC
slight is the confidence placedin them
that no less than three hundred and
seventy two private watchmen are
employed by banks, insurance CON-
panies, and merchants; and in the
wealthy quarters of the upper wards,
men are privately paid for watching
private houses.
Butte record., 1856-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOWARD MEDICAL INsTITUT,


ll8 Sacramento street. next to the Pacific Mail s
Co.'s Ofdce over Wines Co.'s Express Office
SAN FRANCISCO.
ROOMS, NUMBERS !, 9 AND 8.
NHIS INSTITUTION is founded fer the cure oi
Il syphytic and scrofuous complaints and all
Instituted for the express purpose ef -aing private
maladies at the instance of many medical gentlemen
who have seen with pain the imposiions practiced
heretofore upon those who have been the victims al
lying advertisements those connected with it are t
pursue to a certain exIeat this means of Introducing
II u public notice
Those applying for advice will and constantly in
attendance medicfl ability Of undspaied skiIl ia this
class of complaints. and i'll be dealt with in the
most honorable and straight forward manner,
For the purpose of securing privacy 90 the most
delicate. srveral apartments arranged that pa-
tai ns will be brought In contact with none. but The
Office Physicisn.
Thoee applying 70 this Iastituie will the charges
reasonable, and the treatment sup sror Ladies and
gentlemen who desire TO become patients without
calling the of the lustitute can be attended
al their residences
Communication from al parts of the eeuatry will
be attended to with promptness, and mpdcines sent
IL desired. br enclosing fee Of ten dollars
No efforts will be spared to make the Howard Meai-
cal Institute what it purports TO be, phanthrophic
Institute
Consultation in English, French, Spanish and
German.
Unce hours from A n. till eP.M. Address.
Howard Medical Institute. 1l5 Sacramento street
San Francisco.
Office Physician, DR.. R. MoCAFFREY.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

H@ A wit of the seventeenth GEN.
tury observed that when the cannons
Of King Charles began to 60 off, the
authority of cannons was overthrown.
1t was first mitre and then nitre, that
governed the world-St. Peter and
Salt petre.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

PEOPLE who think there's some
thing in a name, remark that the
greatest English philosopher was Ba-
con, one of the finest Scotch poets,
Hogg, and one of the pleasantest es-
sayists Lamb.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

PovFRBs.-The Chinese have q
thoughtful proverb. "The prison is
shut night and day-yet it is always
full +; the temples are always OPEN
and yet you find no one in them"
He is above his enemies who des-
pises their injuries.
Where did dentists originally come
from? Tuscany, of course.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

WHAT is coquet? A young Ia
dy of more beauty than sense; more
accomplishments than learning; more
charms of person than grace Of mind;
more admirers than friends; more
fools than wise men for attendants.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

No ONE ever did, ever can. or ever
will love an habitual fretter, fault
finder, or solder. Husbands, wives,
children, relatives or domesties, have
no affection for the peevish, fretful,
fault-fnders, Few tears are shed
over the graves of sueh.-Persons of
high moral principles may tolerate
them, may bear with them. Many
q man has been driven to the tavern
and to dissipation by peevish wife.
Many a wife has been made misera-
bic by peevish husband. "a.
Butte record., 1856-08-09
NOTICE

4 LII PERSONS holding claiming Liens under
N the provisions Of IAN Act for occurring Liens of
Mechanics and others, approved April 27Ih 1885, on
The Brop'riy known Horace Brewster's dwelling
hoase situated near the Bluf on Montgomery street
in the town af orove, county OF Butte and state OF
California the same being the present residence of
said Brewster and family are hereby notified to be and
appear in the District Court Of said County aud State
on Monday, the 25th day Of August, 1856 and exhibit
then and there the proofs of their said Liens
jy19w3 CALKGNS < SPElMAy
Butte record., 1856-08-09

LITTLE acts of kindness, gentle
words, loving smiles-they strew the
path of life with flowers, they make
the sunshine brighter and the green
earth greener; and He who bade US
"love one another" looks with favor
upon the gentle and kind-hearted,
and he pronounced the meek blessed.
Butte record., 1856-08-09
HESS & LARCOMB

New BRICK FIRE PRooF SroaE IN BID
WELL.
TUNHE Subscribers would announce to their friends
IL and patrons thai their Brick Fire Proof Store
the old corner. is fise1 with general assostme,
of Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, Liquors, Min &
Tools &c &c the best and cheapest offered in
town. One Of our firm is eonstaaily employed IN
San Francisco in the ptEchase of goods: and we
purchase for cash alone, believe that sell goods
cheaper than any dealers in this market Persons
desrous to purchase anything in line, would do
well to give call, enabled To supply
them as favorable terms the Marysvie trade.
Bidwell, july 1856 HESS s. LARCOMB.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

A Lawyer recently attempted to
palm himself off as Rufus Choate in
a neighboring town. At the sugges-
ton Of a printer, who was present,
the writing test" was applied to him.
He wrote legible sentence, and was
promptly kicked out of the company.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

A "GooD YARN.'-The edito- o.
the Albany Police Tribune tells the
following:
Some five years since, two we'll
known Albanians left this city to
seek their fortunes at Washington.
We will call them Mr.. A. and Mr..
B. Mr.. A. got contract from the
Government, and made a snug little
pile, some $4,000 worth of real es
tate. While acquiring this property,
Mr.. A contracted about $1,000 worth
of debts, $1,000 of which belonged
to Mr.. B. MIR. A. is not any more
honest than the law allows. So he
thought he would get rid of those
,'cussed bores," his creditors, by
making over his property to his niece,
a fine looking young lady, aged about
eighteen. He accordingly went to a
lawyer, made out the papers. and as
signed the whole of his real estate to
his niece, the interesting young lady
already spoken of. Having conclud-
ed his arrangements, he thought he
would go South and look at the coun-
try. This took place last summer.
During his absence, in pursuit of qui-
etness and cotton fields, Mr.. B. as
certains all about the assignment,
and goes in for making all things
square. He commenced operations
by courting the niece aforsaid, and
finished up by marrying her. When
Mr.. A. returns from Georgia he finds
be has been done-that Mr.. B. has
not only got the value of his debt, but
S37 $50 worth of real estate in addi-
ton Mr.. A. is now swearing in
eight sylables, and insists that it is
q conspiracy.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

STRANGE EvENTs.-Ane exchange
records the marriage of John M.
Strange and Elizabeth Strange as a
strange event. The next event will
probably be little stranger.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

SAM SLICK says ''the littler folks
be, the bigger they talk. You never
saw a small man that didn't wear
high-heeled boots and a high crown
ed hat, and that was not ready to
fight almost any one, to show he was
a man every inch # him; while the
big men are generally Of a kind and
generous disposition.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

ENOR SALE by the Case or Package in
II quantities to suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bill paper. Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
ellis, Blank Books, Wafors, &C. &C. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery, & 81 & 66 Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco. G. P. KIMBALL, Pres.
Butte record., 1856-08-09
COUNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
BfDwrIr- Jnlv lath 1919

NOTTCE is hereby gvne, thai all persons holding
! Butte County Warrants payable from The gene
raj fund. registered between February 18th 1856 and
March 18th. 1856, that the sans will be redeemed
on Presentation. at my Office And notice il further
given. that froi and after this date said warrants
will cease TO bear interest.
WILLIAM LArrINORE,
Treasurer of Butte County.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

BRFAKING THEIR WoRDs.-Why
are people who stutter unsafe to rely
on? Because they are always 6reat-
ing their words.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

"WHAr," said a lady, edo you
think of Platonic love % "Madam, +"
said the gentleman, sit is like all 9TH
er tonics-very exciting"
Butte record., 1856-08-09
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH.

"OULD Respectfully inform the citizens Bid
w well and vicinity, that he is prepared to do all
kinds Of work in hts line Of business in workman
HGving always on hand large assortment OF dry
lu Der, he is ready TO make to order Doors window
SGsh, Tables, Rockers, &c. All kinds oi Cabinet
work, and in fact anything appertaining his busi
ness. Billiard Tables set aud repaired. shop on
Charles Street, below Pess Larcombs Brick Store
Butte record., 1856-08-09
In THE DEEP Bosom OF

In THE DEEP Bosom OF THE
OcEAN.-In 1853 twenty-five mil
lions of dollars were sunk in the ocean.
In 1856, which was free from storms,
the losses upon the ocean were fifteen
millions os dollars, making an agver-
age of twenty millions of dollars for
the two years.
Butte record., 1856-08-09

A Coop education is better safe
guard for liberty than a standing
army or severe laws.