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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

NLAIRvOYANCE-MRS. HAYES, I6 GKAND bIEEnLs
rel veen Rroadw Boworv. 10 one Of te mosR cole
bratd and succees medical and cuisines -
world YER knew Asthma, b-orcbifa dyspepmA ecroMas
eryors n and deafness cured durable unefng eavtoe
rssresns business aad sbscm nlendk Ssssascou Qvoa.
or no pay,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

MI. wlTTERS AUCTIONRBR, WILL SELL ON
w Tuesday a l0h O'Clock. Of 20 Greene street, all the
psor chamber and Kitchen furniture in the above house
cotbs, mahogany and other bedseids hair other
beds and bedding dressing bureaus and stands
'e dining room and kitchen furniture And also,
saturday ,Ah al0h ocock at lT Cansl street, executors
sale and silver watches diamond rings and pins silver
cIohirg &c., by order Of HIRON OSTRANDER. ex-
ecp,or oil the estate Of EamueSs. Ems lie, deeeased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

Ar wRAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SroRn PIX
~. lures &C =. srescn on xedussssy. Aprt q
comprising sortmen usually found ia GROCERY
sre. Depos required each purchss n al time Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

lY EDWARD SCHENCK, AUnTI0NEER-LARGE SALE
- OF standard and roses, Chinese tree peOniss
apevne MIGHT gan running aops, cherry, and o:hsi
kees. EDWARD sCHENCk viii sell at auction, Wad-
esday Apri g. at l0h A. M at his "a room. no. IL III
heet erb sale OF STANDARD AMI dwarf Chinese
rec peopies. oeander1 carnatoi pnks double dahas,
we pear apple and cherry trees Also Oh .sseur 70
ainbleau Ca awbs, isabella and other grapevines The
bove all grown BY Mr. q. Marc. OF asoris, and
warranted Ia uo don and ell true desc pon Persons
want OF and valuable pa shoua neglec this
opportunity to supply themselves. The eae positive. Csta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

UCTIoN rOTICE.-wM B. JOsks, AUCfIONEnR.-
- By virtue of execution wi sell th day, At 1OH
clcck A. NJ at store us Canal street. assortment
hod furr iure consisting bedsteads beds
cuches, r0ciers toas bureaus, sbes, DESKS YES
g. j. JONEi Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

ENRY b. HERT5, JR, AUOTIONEER- AUCTION
IL roiee.Speca sale of andes vines &C. IN bord on
SIX monhs credit Benry Ferris, Jr will sell sdav,
spfil TO- at 0 O'Clock at the saesroom, Me- b Pias
Charles, ship Ann Perkins Of the Contra Society Vine
yard Proprieois bYandes being about 800 casks Ia pipes
have quarters and octaves aso large congnueo.
clarets &c The SAMPLES will
drawn from bord by the auconeer aud will ready
specon ogether with catalogues The daG sale
TOHk l.. " NDEwATER, AUCfIoNEsR-WlIL SELL
this day, April g. at 1912 COCK at the esrooms
Msden aDe, stanea OF the finest and
adapted 10 climate and al warranted true name select
OF broadway and Fie Also large variety
OF tee peon'es OF various kinds, In fine order
1OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SILL
this day, Tuesday April a. l0 O'Clock the
Wi ham Wimerding 4S University place, rh household
furritMe manufactured By n. W. Hutchns, Baudou and
oiheJs Per Id richly carved sues
style OF Louis XIV covered rich cain brccse French
rug solid rosewood carved stausry mnrb OPP CENTRE
pier and sofa tsbos magnificent carved etegere;
adys rosewood secre'are paintings and eagYaviDgs rc6
git Homes; rofewsod octave meodeon, Charles Austin.
maker rich decor Partisan chioa and eegare
orr emsns; rich Il day cock ssde and ssnd dining
carved oak msrae ton buffet dopg caar rich decorated
PAriAsn china our dessert and SETS silver pated
sets; Go spoops frka cake Baskets er &c rosewood
o airy ard eiay bookcase library tables, caas lounge
Be- Brussels three PLY cs-psts NAH ,yauy
end rosewood marble top dressing bureaus; do
I'll ct sefe, wood glacc daTour soaany
erd ard GENRE tables, gill frame mirrors bedesds
matre seq pal iasses wardrosee q day clocks Partisan
china nsnel ornaments &C., &C.. together with
which the sac will commence. Also, az pia-
Dotorte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

CTATEN ISLAND -CLIFION LAGER BIER BRRW
- cry gsrdens-Tbe proprietor OF this new eablshmcnc
bess pubic that and ater tho LIST May this
beautifully situated ablishmeDt win be opened command
ing the hay, within five mnutes' waktag dts
OF Vanderbilt aroig q, fronting Townends dock VA
viii nj all tines rd the necessary refreshments OF ths
euabe 70 the OF al pares and
good lara in a nice cool, and shady retreat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08
HOTELS.

GERiCAN norm. 500 BROADWAY OPPOSITE ri
q Metropolitan This large and conveniently situated h0tl
having had si Of apartments added prepare
eccoU families and single gentlemen. Beiog
rAnJ located offers superior Ia apcemens ID gentleman d.
busness in the lower OF the city. To STRANGERS v
ing The city oil the com 'orts OF home will be afforded
A. M. IEAyE PYDnsiat0e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

A WOaBER.-THE GlPSEY GIRL, THE ONLY TRUI
"A pelmis in America can hsscon mlted on all even =
life "a Brooms street. Allen. Fee % conts n b..
The gpsey has obtained secret by which lady gentle
obtain the affections q the opposite SEX Oharg
ext
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

sT8oLodY.-DR. WILSON. LATE OF 90 BROOnE
street. can be consulted all events Of hfe ~ hs ohces
T2 Desney street. TermsLadies, 30 cents; gentlemen W
btrfh reaured ard no humbug used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

bfUGENK B. FRANKLIN, kuGEtoNGsR -BY FRANK
~ LIN NICHOLS TO morov (Wed esdsy morniuR
loA c'c ocs at the ssesroom. No. 10 NASSAU street,
John. viii be sad, ny order of tse assignees of
bankrupt csbiustmsker's ests Sc 900 worth Of slpe
tom made cabinet furniture consulting u solid o1
mshovsny psisr suites richly AMI covered with
h Frthch fsn tlocade brlcael six plush ami hl cloth
ues OF conmher frrpure made &C seasoned solid oax,
oraey carved; several secretary ord library bookcases
rtcsss work,usnsp; so rosewood mshosan7 aud walnut
ete efea lounges parlc chairs cutrs ard
bibles solid oak srd wsnn extension diniug tabss ward
ball hat tsrds cegerea dressing aud ether bs sau
ashs'ands with ana without marble tops bedsesds &c
The whoe to be sold wnou reserve to the estste
sts,e NE morning Of sac Goods packed
o,es fer ehpment or stored and ur Isl OF Ma. ee
charge. rnrKAn EpPi MGR, Asuo,ses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

(4EoEERlBs soar, LIQUORS, WAGON, sEGARs :
otAroenwich eas coffee. fh. behring's cssup mustard,
Rsss brandy, GIN orarge water tobacco knives forks
spoons scissors clocks, hardware Ir da
whips, umbrellas, &c. W. A. CARTER. Auctfonear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

NV IILIAM 1hVING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w furniurc.wM. IRVING 4 co. viii sell at auci,n %
Wednesday, April at Icy o'cloc at 915 Broadway,
Twenty first street. eesant french plata pier and mantle
estsee Brussels and ingram carpets mahogany sofas and
msnel sments o painpes and eneravngs window
black walnut ard Maple French ads cottage wod
lass marble and mahogany dressing plain
wasbsaDds robes, book secretaries. hair
feather beds holsters and pillows blankets counte
and bar seat chairs china dinner and tea silver plated
wgTo. Kitchen ltur0 &c -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

CONTINUATION Of MORTGAGES SALE OF ELH.
"a CANT household furbuIe-1his day. CTuesdav o. l0h
o'clock ut 70 Franz lin street. west Of Broadway all
Of that first private house. consisting In part
elaborated carved rosewood SUITS
rocade od Brnssss three ply and ingram carps's
wood CENTRE tide AID sofa tables marble rosewood
mahogany bedsteads hair mattresses
asses, rosewood mar Die TOP bureaus and
plate mirrors silver plated cutlery costly
gocd piano; cottage suit cost S72 Deposs required
JAMES H. WATTS, ATTORNEY MottQaseo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

VNANTED-BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, NEAT
w rpish he'd paror bedroom with full board for lady,
breakfast for gentleman In small family, where thers
arc no ort 81 with widow lady the part
tie city, preferred No moving LIST Nay. Address James.
Broadway Pot occ stating lociou aud terms. ghch Will
paid 10 advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

0UGENK B. rRAr KILN. AUCrI0NsER-THE UN-
der,gned offer their services to hsr friends and the pub.
the OF furbfure &c private residence or at
taesr 10 Nassau srsat hdvsucas made when re-.
Tired. FRANKLIN NICHOLS. Auci0oeers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

Us. Dr. j. L. CZAPKAy.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption nf this notice : one of the
few modern physlcaus whose application TO his pro
fessOn aud devotion to the afflicted. render him aiik0
an ornament TO the one and benefit 70 the other
Hungarian by brth.he sought wlth Kussuth to place
his country the nations Of earth, beg ond the
opprcssor'- rule, that her sons u,at rt0ice in the
practice Of those prccrpi- Nhlch alike our glory
and pride In hi~ Efforts 50 10 do, he has reaped
the reward uf inc Gectual resistance orpresso and
"a home and "a country know him nU more" Apar,
however from his c.fim~ upon our consideration as
a patriot, the testimonials 'i character and capacity
which he hrngs euiiile him ln pullic confidence. 10
the exclusion Of those who pos~'..s neither the one
or the other. A. a gentleman hi- Ga Is untaF
nished: physician ffi- stii unsurpassed; and
to thoss whose imprudence has ieft upon them the
taints of disease, can conscien' ot-ly commend
him with the assurance that In him they Will find
friend whom TO know il great gain. The Dr's Office
is No. 3and Arm"rv Hall, eorneroi Sacramento and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco. al4-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

THEATRIcAL.-Mr. Wright's benefit was,
considering that We have been literally
worn out by amusements, very well attend
ed. The play went og finely Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton were magnificent in everything
they undertook-so were all well up in their
respective parts. Mr.. Mortimer is the best
in his line of characters that has yet visited
US. Mr.. Connor, Wright, Collins, Myers,
&c, we have no space to speak of, but the
audience were well--highly pleased.
The charming little Misses Franklin had
a benefit last night, and had We known that
any such affair was coming off, we should
with the greatest of pleasure, called the at
tention Of our citizens to the fact, as it
would have been but an act Of justice to
those modest and deserving young ladies.
Their engagement here has been from
combination of circumstances most embar
RAISING, pecuniarily as well as otherwise.
From their unobtrusive and lady-like de-
pertinent since they came here, they have
made hosts of friends. We understand it
is their intention to return to their parents
in Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
CCNSTARLE'S SALE.

> : v.rs. of NJ Execution issued out of Justice
. Edutt's Court, ard to me directed, the first
day Of AuIu>t A. D. le56, commanding me to make
the sum OF one hundred and cIhty one hundredhs
dollars Judgment, and wenty eight dollars costs ac
cruug -, " said order, out OF the property herein
AFTER described, 10 satisfy the aforesaid judgment,
wherein r. f. Dcnnt-on ls plaintiff and Charles
Mooney and w u. johnson are defendants, 10 witt
one house and lot situated in the town Of Cenerv c,
Dry Creek Lhe opposite side OF the road from
Mr.. Weir- dwelling The said house hns four rooms
in IT, and is j. 10y 2B feei--aso bedstead, small
parlor stove and small Il (Which viii sell ~
tie court room door Of j. 7. E!ous Office on Bird
street, Oroville, Butte ouny, state e. California
the 5ih day of September A. b 1885, at , O'Clock l.
81. to the highest oIdder for cash
Dated this l4th day Of August. A. ID. 1856
J.Y JONES,
ais Constable Of ophir township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

New ENGINE FOR EUREKA No. !, OF
MARYsvILLE. = The Marysvile Express
says letter has been received from J.
Humphrey, now in the Atlantic States, which
contains the gratifying intelligence that the
new fire engine for the Eurekas of that city,
will be shipped some time in October. The
engine will have 10 inch cylinders, n inch
stroke, % feet brakes, with spiral springs
under the brakes. All the iron work is to
polished in the highest style. When finished
it will probably be the most magnificent
engine in the State, and will cost $4,000.
He has also ordered hose carriage for the
Eureka Hose Co., at cost of 5000. The
engine and hose carriage are purchased by
the private funds of the Companies. A
more gcntlcmanly set of men, or more eff
cient fire company than the Eureka, cannot
be found in any department in the Union.
As we have many personal friends among
them, we cannot bat rejoice at the good for
tune Of the company
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors of Butte county are here
by requested to send delegates to II County Conven-
ton. To assemble at OROylLLE, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST I'D, for the purpose of ecctng eight dele
gates to the State Convention, to assemble at Sacra-
tueno on the ninth day of September next; and also
for the purpose OF nominating two Members OF Assem-
bly, and ono Assessor for Butte county. The different
precincts entitled the following representations
the hass being delegate for each precinct one
for every 50 votes, and one for ench fraction o
fifteen votes Precincts in which the number OF del
egates are not mentioned eniited TO II represen
taLion in accordance wit the above basis.
Bidwe, 6; Rock Island. 3; Mountain House, :;
French Creek .; Junction VI. :. Fork, ,; Pine Knot
5 Mosquito Greek, p sky High, :; Union Bar, :;
Fairfield Bar, Pea vine |; Central House, :; iloncut
Mountain Spring House Il Scott x Vantne's Store +;
Island Bar ,; Forbestown Bingham's Bar, 3; Oro
Iowa |; Natche2, 3 Evansville, ?; Hamilton, , fur-
n'r's Ranch, ,; Meals Rancho, > ThompsOns Flat 2;
Norris Rayine; .; Chico : jennings Rancho /
C.uples' Rancho, = Manhattan. |; simmons Store .
Moore u Perry's Sore. 2 Nelson's Bar. >; Mesa
Valley, , trenchtown. |; Butte Mills, 2; Broher;on's
store, | ; Forks of Butte, 2; iiellown, ,; kunkle's
Rancho, | Sill's Rancho, 2 Kobins0n's Mill, =
Virginia Mils, Berry Creek Mil, Berry Creek Bar;
Martins Rancho, Kobnson's lin, Cherokee Rayne,
MOOretowr.
According to the basis OF representation, (the Dem
oeratc vote Of last Scpomber,) OrosLlc is entitled to
but delegates The population having largely in
creased within the past year, tho Committee have
reason to believe that Orove is entitled to some II
delegates tho entire vote of the precinct at the late
election for Justice of the Peace. between eight
and nine hundred. The matter is respectfully reiel
ysd to the Convention.
GEO. II. CRosErTE.
SENECA EVER.
G.. ". HISS, Co. Com.
C. F. LORI,
Nd PLUM
O-oville, July %, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

CoMMANDER boutwell, IN THE CLUB
Room The Young Mems Democratic Club
of San Francisco. has presented Commander
Boutwell, with magnificent watch, as a tes-
timony of their regard for his courtesy to-
wards Judge Terry. On Saturday evening
the Commander visited the Club under the
escort of a committee, and was received with
all the honors. Letters from the Commander
acknowledging the receipt of the valuable
present and of an honorary membership, to
which he had been elected, appear in the
San Francisco papers. They do honor to
Commander Boutwells head and heart.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

"SIrLL HARPrN' ON MY DARTER."-We
have fairly driven the Know Nothings into
acknowledging that Donelson is on their
ticket for Vice. They have put forth twelve
bills, calling Grand Rally of the Friends
of Fillmore aad Donelson." Heretofore they
have duly called upon he " friends of Fill
more The Grand Rally of the Ki Yi's is
to concentrate at Oroville on the 30th inst ),
and will be addressed by the Hon. " Hang
him with -a-grape- vine" J. Foote. The old
gentleman is still on his way to the U s.
Senate. Thus far he has found it a" hard
road to travel.e and we do not believe the
track has improved since last fall. Butte
county will render him no assistance in his
pilgrimagef
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

.YS | WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
EI9{lhe citizens of OroVc and vicinity, thai hayo
c-zA~ purchased OF Mr.. RosenlhaI, his Watchma-
king and JeNelry Estabishmcnt, on Mont.
gumcty street, and have located myself permanently
IN HE above business in this place and hope by strict
attention to business, 10 merit reasonable share OF
pair, nGge IN the above line.
IrW guarantee TO do H,0rk as tceH as II
ran be done dnyachere in the state.
AL KINDS or JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
n e t--rarcnlar attention paid to the Repairing
of WYthns. GEO. l.. SMITH.
"r vile. august II. 1856 augllH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
Justice Elliott's court.

silas Tate was arraigned for threatening
the life of VIM Compton. He was held to
bail in the sum of $500 for his good behavior
in future. Before entering into his bonds
he gave the court his accuser and constable
Bob Patton, g-bail for security lie sailed
forth to hunt new d,ggings.
George Heaps, for shaping greaser' 5
mug-plead guilty, and was fined the costs
of prosecution being Sl2.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

ANoTHER WAKE There is q house on
the hill, above the National Hotel, kept by
a woman, and probably makes more noise,
and originates more rows and riots, and
general neighborhood disturbances, than
any small institution in these parts. A few
nights since, after several quarts of the
crature had been absorbed, free fight
came off, in which all played hand, the
lady had the deal. After each one had re-
ceived his regular share of pummelling at
the hands of his particular friends, they all
took drink and retired They had scarce
ly got out of sight of the house, when cry
of "murder" was heard to proceed from
the aforesaid woman. They rushed to the
scene, and were very coolly told that it was
nothing to the neighborhood if her leige lord
~ n i:44i- ''~;~~- -,
the sweet slumbers of the night!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

Es- That Mob organ, the San Francisco
Bulletin, speaks of the 18th of August, (the
day ON which the Vigilance Committee made
public display,) as The Day we celebrate,
and says, To-day we celebrate our decla-
ration of Independence" The Bulletin we
believe is edited by an Englshman, and
John Bull always has had some constitu-
tional objections to commemorating the 4th
of July.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

FALL RACES. - The campaign will be
opened by foot race at the Arkansas
House, Carpenters Flat, on Sunday next
for $50 side Arkansas Bob is one of the
nags entered. The names and pedigrees of
the others. we are not posted on. We shall
have reporter on the ground, that we may
be able to lay before our readers the result
of this exciting match.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
Black Republican Arguments.

There Is no honesty in the arguments Of
he Black Republican party. Their writers
ire rabid, and in their wild antics, they pay
IS little regard for truth in their political
reasoning as the founders Of their Iarty-
he Beechers, the Gerret Smiths, the Abbey
Kellys, and Birneys. The formation OF
heir party, seems to have relieved them OF
all moral restraint, whatever, and they
yambol in the realms OF fancy, with de-
light that is only experienced by the ire
sponsble and thoughtless, or by the hard
ened and depraved. Here in California,
their course pcrtakes more of the latter
| than Of the former.
OF this character are the arguments of
the Black Republican organ Of San Fran
cisco, when it asserts that the Democracy
have allied themselves "to the modern idea
of slave extenson'-and that the organiza-
tion Of the Democratic party "is based solely
upon the debasement Of labor" These as
sertions, wild as they are, they throw into
the scale, in opposition to nearly so years of
experience in governmental affairs, and ex-
pect them to weigh down all opposition.
They seem to forget that the people them
selves have erected and controlled the gov
ernment; and have chosen the democ' attic
party as the medium through which they
have effected their progress in civilization
and all that makes nation truly great
The Black Republican idea Of liberty ap-
pears to be confined to the relation existing
between master and servant, and their eff
| forts to ameliorate the condition of the
great family of man, are confined exclusively
to the descendants of Ham. in order to
accommodate them, we will confne our at
tentien for moment to the Black Repubh-
can standard of liberty, in order to show that
the policy of the Democratic party on thu
subject of slavery, is the policy not only OF
Justice, but Of freedom; is the only policy
by which slavery has been abolished in this
country, and the only policy by which ITS
abolition can be reasonably expected here
after. To do this it is only necessary for the
! puDllC 10 remember tHhC slhNtly ioihSiiy
existed in the N. England and the northern
States, and notwithstand the Democracy
have had almost uninterrupted control Of
the country, it has been abolished in all
those States Does this look as though the
mission of the Democratic party was to de-
base labor
GD>Senator Ferguson of Sacramento, has
announced his intention of supporting the
Democratic nominees, and the Union thinks
as an honorable man, he should resign his
trust into the hands of the people who elect
ed him. Last summer, when the present
President of the X n council held posi-
tion to which he had been elevated by the
Democracy, after he had joined the X Ms,
the Union was not at all exercised about
him. lie was duly mentioned in an honorable
manner. In calling the position of Mr.. Fer
guson a dishonorable one, the Union hits
some of its X n. friends hard rap over
the knuckles. Cannot the Union contrive
to give Ferguson fits, without accusing It's
friends of being dishonorabie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

c1~Tho man who was shot in the arm at
the scene of the robbery, was partner of
Judge Merrill, who were doing business at a
town above, and had just exchanged 81 900
in ooia for dust, and was on his way to Ma
rysville ,with..a large amount of money, none
of which did the Williams succeed in taking,
in consequence of the heetness of his horse.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

5rn- The Marysvlle Inquirer Of yester-
day complains that the State Journal has
copied an article from that paper without
giving credit, and thinks if an article is
worth copying, it is worth crediting We
think so too, and are sorry to sec that sever
al papers are copying largely from the m
quirer without the necessary credit The
Philadelphia .honthiy Rcabo'c, of July Is,
copies three editorial articles from tie In
q"irer of .4ugust 10, without giving the
proper credit. We trust the Inquirer will
be able to awaken its contemporaries TO the
enormity of the offence of plagiarism, and
compel them to give credit to their extracts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

ACCIDENTAL miner, whose name we did
not learn, had the misfortune to smash his
finger while at work in drift yesterday.
Amputation was thought to be absolutely
necessary by his physician.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

Gsa- Be on hand tonight at Troughton's
Ball. at Wyandotte. He has the most spa
sious hall in this upper country, and always
las given general satisfaction to those who
have attended his parties.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
CIR n III ID Ii n Ill: |:
Committee OF Invitation.
BOARD AND RESIDENCE.

A FEW GENTLEMEN viii find "a pleasant home
"a with private family in one ot thuse Cottages on
oak street, second door from Montgomery
OroYille, August III. Iaug6ul Mrs. PORT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

BLARNEY.-A Black Republican organ
has just ascertained that " one of Paddys
bulls is worth dozen of the Durham breed"
Ii wants the Irish to vote for Fremont.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

&a-Some of the Black Republican organs
call Buchanan "a Buck without Doe, D" =
When the gallant old Statesman wants one,
ne can corral Dough-head Black Repub-
ltcan