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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-09
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY pAY.
POLITICAL.

I 9TH WARD IN THE rIkLD.-A LAaGs AN Fy.
thuAAtc meeting OF the ciuzens Of tae Iws tth Ward,
OF Mr.. jams Lanohsn Of ftlrc
Hath street, friday june 1855 for tbs purpose
orgpuiyiDg Dem crsc Assoca to promote tbs eccu
OF The Hon James tn ihsnsn tor President aud tina Hon
John q. brecE enr1s &c, tor Vice President.
ON motion the fJo~ns gent emss wers un an ,uay AZ
pointed officers OF toe Association For President Mr. Jonl
Hart; Vice President Mchsei Murane Secretaries Da,e
Gallagher Jsmss McEyo; treasurer Michael Murray Ser
gesnt OF Arms. James McGRuley.
On uaot sbe foos ing getemen wers ap po!ned CO..
mea utlo s:-Ohares 6Annac. Mhsel Murray ,ns
Timothy Kehey whsreon the commit 60 reported the 10 DIV
ing resolu ions, which unaAimous'y Ssopted =
Whereas The time has nog arrv q thst ey,rT dem .es
great RAule OF de mocraoy. Therefore belt .
keeoved That form ourselves nte DomocrAuS
Az rciston TO be known the Twelfth ard Bcnsnln ana
Brecksr ridge Association and that pledge ourselves uso
All honorable In their election ~
Ward nd % II further
Resolved That nomination OF the Hon. James Bucha
nan ana he Hon. j. O. Breckenridge The prospect of
peace and unity to the whole country North and south na
and West and hope the rou sled wArs OF seconAsm will ss
for ever set ut rest .
lved 1ba. is Association l. opposed to AL .ecret pen
tcAl societies believe them injurious TO comnoa
country, and dangerous 70 the institutions thereof.
Resolved That the platform Of this association s that groas
and glorious constitution OF country which
r9ntees civil and religious liberty to ALL asd large and bread
enough for that loves bis country stand
Resolved That the proceedings OF this association pub.
lfshed Ia the New York Borad.
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Included In tire above sales were about 900 bbls Ca
madam, and 800 900 bbls Southern, at prices given
above Rye -four unclaimed. Corn meal was In good
demand with eales OF 500 600 bbb Jersey ct g. and 90
Is So Is for BrandywIne. Wheat from &C. to 30.
higher with sales Of about 600 bushels Included In
whisn cargo of Virginia red p t., supposed be
Mt 81 co. A cargo Of prime Southern white sold at
81 70. The sale Of 800 bushels Southern red made
yesterday p brought 81 e. cargo Of poor Cana
dian red and white sold At 81 so all round and 81 so
was refused for prime white DO. hilwsukie spring
brought 81 40 Corrrhe sales embraced alb out rs 900
80 900 busbels, including poor or dstiing) to good
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The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Water.
town and Rome Railroad Company was held .. Water
town the ID inst AID the following named gentlemen
elected directors for the ensuing year:Wn. G.
Pierrepont Pierrepont Manor Philip DAter, John p Vel
verton Samuel F. Phelps Christian ZAbriskie Jr, New
York city Willis Phelps b. Alexander Jr, Springfield,
Mass. O. " Brainard, Clark Rice, Waterfowl; Calvert
COmstock Albany; David Utley, Rome; Scion D. Hunger
ford, Adams; VIM. Lord, Brownvile. At . meeting Of
the directors, held the day, VIM c. Perrspont.
Esq. unanimously elected President and Richard r.
Hungerford Treasurer. Az viii be by the annexed
figures the affairs OF the road In very healthy
diion:-
and IL funded debt, sioi. 500 which i: p.SsSs in
provided.
Gross earnings for year ending May l. 1885,. $42 $50 33
Operating expenses and cost of maintaining
road bed and equipments for same period IS
Net earnings .s2ls, 42s %
Interest ON funded debt ~ above. 34o,1 o5 90
Applicable to dividends. ......,...... 1863, 1923 %
making the net earnings for the year fraction IL
per cent. cash dividend Of OK per cent paid
the LIST of October last and the Doth Of February
last stock dividend Of ten per cent declared the
latter being made in order that the net cash earnings
equal to that amount might be used for tbs payment Of
the floating debt Of the company to which purpose the
same has been applied. The company free OF
floating debt except to limited amount which is amply
provided for BY good bills receivable due to the
paDy. The directors have just declared cash dividend
Of az per cent payable and after the 18th day OF
July next.
The value of merchandise imported into this port du
ring the week ending and including Friday June 1885,
So, $50 4ss
Foreign dry goods. Observation-Disclosures. 9408H
Total. SO, 81 $40
The exports in the same time fol-
lows-General merchandise. 49,. 81, 206 677
specie IoZ,O&i
--2 2, s6s, 7N
Excess of imports over exports 81, 502 648
The following is . comparative statement Of the value
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MATRIHORIAl..

nHATRIMONIAL-THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO, ID u
M years Of age and only passAbe apPearanoo desires 70
ng an inss and amAbe disposition, with manners Of
0nemen view OF matrhnony, deeminR division Of Bio
prospecu and competency real dmniahment when
altering the possible return OF an aneconase esteem Tbs
subscrber viii return communication, 90 DESIRED
Please address II, +, johnson, Boston, Mas
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Net increase to June 8, 1856 995l
The value and quantity Of certain articles exported
from this port during the week ending and including FRI
day. June 1885, distinguishing the destination and ex
tent Of shipments to each place. are IS annexed
COMMERCE OF THE PORT OF EFw YoRK-WEEKLY EXPORTS.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1858

The line from Dubuque ou. al OK tension OF the ale.
ana Illinois Csnual-.hat from Lyons. Of the Dixsa
Air Lne-thst from Davenport OF the Rock Island, ana
that from Burlington Of the 0hioAgo and Burlington.
Some Of these roads completed and in operation rou
Is 20 so milss aud immediae pr vdsd for their
further extension, independent of the land grauts
that their progress viii bs uninterrupted, and they will
be finished - fast a. the population requires their f.
cilhes.
Bv glance at the map ths mportsn.s Of these roads
to Chicago will at once De They open up nearly
the whole of Iowa in this direction And they no
less important to that young and rsptdy growing stats
She has NO pavgabe rivers of account except the
great river along her eastern border and tho whole in
terrier far from market which could only b reached
by the tedious and expensive mode resored to in all
countries-wagonng. Bat these roads traverse the
State from east to west leaving strip of some fifty
miles between each
The next grant in which Chicago is interested Is the
one in aid OF the Wisconsin and n'higaa roads in the
upper peninsula of the latter 1t contsmpates aid to
the two roads-ore from Madison Columbus, by way
of Portage CITY, to point Lake St. Crox, hudson,
probably and thence to Lake SUPERIOR the other, from
Fond du Lac up the valley Of the Wolf river to the
northern boundary Of Wisconsin and there connecting
with two roads in Michigan, from Marquette and the
other from Ontonagon.
Tho banking movement Of Portland Maine, ia exhi-
If<>lV, \ eouIc-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
CArrpnAy Tura7-GD

L.
3 AsHE.-Salss OF so bbls. at So 12k.
BRbADerUFFs -Flour-The private advces received BY
the Niagara favorable than the telegraphic
accounts. The market opened With more animation,
peoay for common grades and closed at advance Of
about 10 cents Dbl, and In some cases 100 higher
rates were claimed The sales embraced about IL
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The sumner affair.
TESTIMONIAL TO SENATOR SUMNER.
- Ill

Several OF our citizens being DESTROYS Of expressing
their unqualified Ostou OF tbs late speech Of the
cuaed the following document for signatures yesterday
in this city, and in Worcester at the convention
IN % % s oh oal
i. public sss q o9r iysy
The
ss':s pr ss Sn 2nowssss sbjss
sss y sS.:s
ore. for which, thanks % The rarity q ier
E ss no
some suitable token Of our For h: purpose we
Among the signatures to .ns document are those Of
Josiah Quincy, Sen Henry W. Lopgfsllow, F. D. Hun
Mos Edward Everett George Bliss, oh.rl.s Hudson, VIM
brigham, 4 Goodrich, Carlos Pierce and about eighty
others. 80 -
lars and the paper wiz be 10 circulation to-day 1t Is
proposed to raise the Of fifteen hundred dollars Ths
due mainly Carlos PIERCE Gag, the talented aud eff
Gent President of the Mercantile Library Association
Mr. BROOKS SENTIMENTS ON ASSAULTS AND THE
LIBERTY OF SPEECH.
Hon. Preston S. Brooks. In speech In the House,
March Is 1854 delivered himself of the following manly
aid honorable sentiments -
Should sugnr of intempsrance of language escape ms
in the remarks about to make trust that 1t may
be regarded directed TOWARDS principles and
not to the persons from ~hom they procosd have
and prejudoes OF others Ia tine surest
to secure just consideration Tor my own. Nor, sir,
does 1t jump with my humor my appreciation ofhonor
70 assal who in obedience to local sentiment,
are ayese to resort but too common In warmer ati
tude 1t is cheap display OF chivay to insult whore
NO risk incurred and for my part would prefer
the condition OF him who bsars the wound than OF him
By whom s under such circumstances, nsedlessy in
Aicted.
PROPOSITION TO PAY MR.. SUMMERS DOCTORS BILL.
In the Massachusetts House OF Representatives,
4h instant the fouo wing Was received from the
GOVERNOR
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
BOSTON, Ju ,e 4, 1856.
To THE SPEAKER ov House REPRESENTATIVES.
of the The United states Mas
having been struck dow while bis post OF duty
In brus murderous and cowardy manner and suffered
we're II wousds II seems 70 emueuty
per expenses of bis should be assumed ~ the
whose sovereignty he therefore
u OF this question to the Legislature for
Henry j. GARDNER.
On motion of Mr. Austip of Boston, the message
70 erred committee of i've the part of the House,
with such Nc the Senate may JOIN.
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Trade OF the New York Canals.
The following statement shows the quantity the
raj articles first cleared the canals at and the
THY left at New York during the first week in June,
1856 -
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Up to II O'Clock on the 4h inst there had been paid
to the creditors of the late republic of Texas under the
act of Congress of the 18th of February 1885, 5
II. The amount appropriated Was 81, 600.
The expectation Of specie from the port OF Boston
during the month Of May, and for the rs, five months
Of the present and past two years. has been foows
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE FROM THE PORT OF BOSTON.
To Iiyaruool-
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IN Cincinnati and return WIN b cold 10 pNsens atsaAn0
- Convention o BE- hsld q OsnetnnaA .. pFoxim9 -
60 IT'S 1sA ~ and ~ Broadway. and n ~ Mev Y
and Ruts dspo o Of Duane Ses fskst good III ~ Ia
v''''"''' .. O. 1CCXIIUH. aensr.l Superintendent
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AT MEETING OF THE ORIGINAL BUCHANAN
"A Club, OF the Nineteenth ward organized December
1856 and represented by their officers Of The meetings of
gates ta TIE Cincinnati Convention NAV z % forward ne
House. of Exhy sixth street and Fourth avenue June
the following resolutions unanimously adopted =:
Resolved That In the domination Of James Buchanan oe
for Preaden. Of the United States reoosn1e
by his native State highest and important her
GIT enjoyed the conf the immortal jackson. Premier
at the Court Of st. James,
Resolved That nomination of John q. Breckenridge.
OF Kentucky. for Vice President recognize young aAA
true democrat the old school, and Judging from
which he has hs native state In he last
BE so.ved That unite with the Twelfth Buchanan
Club 70 rafy the above nominations Monday evening.
June9
Resolved That the democrats Of this ward without regard
previous organ zAons cordially invited to JOIN with
US In the procession. ~ w. -
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MASS RATIFICATION MEETING OF THE Ma
"A tional Democratic Excelsior Cub-"BuchAnan snd
breckenridge "a mass meeting q this club win DO held
Bond street on Tuesday evening he 0 instant e ocock
cracy, Of James buchanan Of Pennsylvania and John G.
of Kentucky for President and vcs Predea
e addrs:. the o. oonnor Esq Jsms:
James NJ Smith, Jr hon. Gilbert Dean Charles Carl
gan Esq, Of Pa Lyman Tremane ESQ., OF Albany Rsbest
Dillon Esq William J. Rose. Esq George g. Barnard.
' JOHN B. HAsKIN, Preadsns.
GEORGE g. BARNARD. secretaries.
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The Turf.
MASSACHUSETTS,,

MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN, June 3.-roting race between three fast
ponies, mile heats, best three in five, 10 harness.
j. Philips named Lady Lawrence. ! i
D. Mace named Little Nell. Zdr
&. Zeal named Reed Colt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Time, 2:51-2:49 -257.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, May 27-The racing to day was exciting.
There we're three entries Nashville Little Arthur, and
One E Joe, mile heats best two in three Nashville
took the frat and third heats and Little Arthur the
The latter horse cramped badly after the second
heat Time of two first heats, 1:48-149X.
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EXCURSIOUS.

ExCURsIONs-PER sfEAMRR EAGLn. CAPTAIN J.
~ stllwel-re the Fihng Banks daily. saturday. md
Sundays excepted stopping 70 receive passengers foowB
Amos Atree O'Clock; Spring greet ~ O'Clock; Peck alp
o'clock Broome street 81 O'clock; Pier No North river.
will be for charter every Saturday TO exeuron parties Fur
particulars inquire Of the Captain, on board.
DIsHlNa BANKS AHoY-THE STEAMER h. L
STEVENS, Captain Charles Anderson, viii resume h1r
regular trips tho Fsbing Banks Monday june 1885
and continue every Sunday landing q ne follow
Ing places Amos street O'clock sprna street "a; reoe
slip, 81 Broome street Bast river 81; Per 3Aor0 r1ver
CRAND EXCURSION TO TIM SEA Bass BAMK-ON
vJ fuesdaY TO- board he steamer AJAX Capt
Burd for the enjoyment Of the bree!e fishing and
other pleasures Refreshments Of bea quality viii be fufnsA
Cd beard; Also lines bait Ac 70 al who m.y de.e tssm
ickets dollar The beat win leave the foot Of jackson
O'Clock precsey Hudson avenue Brookyn aA 7
fost Of Pike street, at III; pier North rver g ~.
CHARLES HEATH.
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sOOTH WARD.-AT1ENTION, PIONRKRS.-rHE MEM.
az beYs Of the buchanan Club requested to
Eighth avenue Monday evening 9th instant 81 eight oco
to make arrangements for o ratification nj Getting
CHARLES REED, Secretary WIN. MENCK, President.
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The banking movement of Portland, MsIns ia exhi

Total. AIS, 2SS 1854 1884, Sl 50 500 876
The principal holders Of the Texan obligations In
tho o, payment BY the Treasury Department Of
the United States are rs touoWs:-
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CPECIAL MnEfING.-rHR YOUNG MEMS DBNOO IA
~ tic Repubican Committee win moot at Tammany Hall
on Tuesday june TO- q ~ oolock TO hear as report
hcy 70 the nomination. SOL. ,. NOBLE, Chairman.
s EOWanp H 1Mssos, 5 Secretaries
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-18

OPPOSITION AMUsEMENTs.--Our citizens
had surfeit of certain kinds of famusements
for the last month Last night the NEGRO
mancer of the Apollo Saloon, adjoining the
theatre, and the niger band that have been
holding forth to empty benches at the Met
ropolitan, had q very exciting time.
Each band blew forth their music
at the commencement, and tried to drown
the other. The music of the bands when
separate, might be good, but when mixed,
was discOrd most decidedly Criers, bell
ringers and runners, were shouting for
their favorte masters, and the Apollo
gathered the largest crowd. at FIRST the
charges were so cts. and s .00--at last, ID
was free thing. The Apollo held out the
longest. and those whc had been disappoint-
ed at the Metropolitan, filled the Apollo and
seemed delighted at the tricks Of Mons
Solato. They kept up the entertainment
till > O'Clock, aud the grand finale was the
great bed-bug dance by the ruffled shirt
George. 1t was rich.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-18

:. PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCHASG
O6 Drugs Fancy Articles or Perfumery, will do
M we'll to call at the 0ROVILLE DRUG STORE
[A on Montgomery, one door from Downer street,
near he Orleans HOte. The following list comprises
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-18
Otpuills Dailg Datts Rerarh.
August term Court of Sessions.

People vs. Geo D. Fitzgerald; two indict-
ments for violation Of the Revenue law
Plead guilty to both indictments. and fined
S2j on each
People VS. Wm. Taylor; indicted for mali
ciou> mischief Plead guilty and sentenced
to so days imprisonment in county Jail.
People VS. John Reese; indicted for as
sault with intent to commit murder. Plead
not guilty Convicted Of an assault with in-
tent to inAct bodily INJURY. Sentenced to
six months in State prison, or fne OF 500;
fine paid, and defendant discharged.
People VS.. John Mcpherson; indicted for
same. Plead not guilty; convicted Of an as
sault, and sentenced to 80 days imprison-
ment in county Jail.
People VS.. James Mcpherson & Johnson
Montgomery; indicted for breaking embank-
ment of water ditch Plead not guilty; Jury
disagreed, and court ordered noiie pros
equi.
People vs.. n: B. Croaker; indicted for
criminal use of deadly weapons. Plead not
guilty; tried and acquitted.
People vs.. Henry Lipman; indicted for an
assault with intent to commit rape. Plead
not guilty; convicted and sentenced to two
years Imprisonment in State srisoa.
People W.. p. O'Gfady; indicted for alter
ing and detaclng a public record. Plead
not guilty; convicted and sentenced to two
years in State prison.
People vs. Wm Espy; indicted for viola
tion of Revenue law. Plead guilty and was
fined $25.
People VS.. Sam'l McCanly, sr Sam'l Me
Canly, Jr; indicted for malicious mischief.
Plead not guilty; jury disagreed, and cause
continued until next term in course
Three causes that had been sent up, were
dismissed by the Grand Jury.
Gu account of she i'll health of Dist. Atty
Klene, Thos. Wells ESQ, was appoiated to
otficiate on behalf of the people d thsState;
and great credit is due him for the prompt
and energetic manner with which he per-
formed the duties assigned him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-18

MIsCARRIED.-Our friend Charley Sim
mons of Oregon Guch, informs US that our
subscribers in that vicinity, have not receiv-
ed the Record regularly, in consequence of
their being left at Pence's Ranch, point
some miles beyond him. We assure our pat
rons and friends in that locality, that their
papers are sent to them as often as Express
or mail facilities ere offered to convey them
10 that point.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-18
MINERS SUPPLlES!
New Grocery and
PROVISION S ] D 3 e.
JOHN ID. HEATING,

HTAS OPENED an extensive and well selected
H u Stock of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Miners Supplies, at his New store on Montgon
ery Street, near Garriots Saw Mill, 10 which he in-
viiss the attention OF community He viii be in
constant receipt OF additions To his slocLe Goods OF
the latest r.si:pns. Mis- facilities tor purchasing
being uneXceied byAij trader in the country, he Is
confident lhat his, Goods and Prices viii render the
utmost satisfaction those who favor him with their
patronage. Thepublic will please call aud examine
for them elves. Oroville, July II 1850
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-18
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,

Where they solicit visits from the Buchanan Gibbs,
Fillmore Clubs Fremont Clubs, and other gentlemen,
with Ut without Clubs, and from members of Vigilance
committees and Law and Order Parties, from Sons
uf Temperance and Moderate Imbibers of Raspberry
Cobbles, aud from that nnumerabe Fraternity OF NE
Pick, Spade. Rocker Long Tom and Slnice, who,
after "A lay toll and labor, would enjoy an hour oi
agreeable relaxation and social cOnversalion
TIE BEACON assures his friends, that they Will
rect with most cordial reception Mt the SUFFER-.
RANEAN SALOON, where the fluids dispensed will
be fonnd fully equal in quality to those for which the
DEAC0Nis, in part, indebted for his envablerepu-
tatioss
Orove. July2S, 1856. Jys6-,f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-18
A RARE CHANCE !

~ AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM met with,
lS@T <for any one wishing TO nuke profitable in
.AZ-vestment. As | compelled 10 change
my business, ofer for sale my interest, being one
halt of that valuable property. the u. $. LIVERY
STABLE together with three full lots Of ground on
which the Stable and Corral are located The prop
erty is free from encumbrances, the Stock and eqAp
ments of Tie Stable are in perfect order and is
doing q splendid business. Enquire OF
WIN. p. HOFFMAN, on the premises:
oroville, July 18th, 1855. VAo-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-18
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

a PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCHAsl.
05Drugs Fancy Articles, or Periumery, will do
liz we'll to call at the 0R0VlLLE DRUG STORE.
III on Montgomery one door from Downer street,
near he Orleans HOtel. The following list comprises
a portion or the stock on hand:
Sedlitz Powders, Quinine,
Bay Rum, Oil of Vtro
Cologne, Nitric Acid,
Ayre's Cherry Pectoral, Muratic Acid,
Crowds Sarsaparilla andBlue Stone,
Yellow Dock, Nutmegs,
Townsend's Sarsaparla, Oil Of Lemon,
Sands do Oil of Rose,
Guysotts do OIL OF Gloves,
Mustang Linament, Oil of Cinnamon.
Nerve ard Bone Lnament,Oil OF Organum,
Pain Killer, Oil of Peppermint,
Essence of Jamaca Ginger, Oil of Anice,
Castor Oil, Oil Of Lavender,
MOiatl's Pills. Oil Of Cubebs,
Nc Allaser's Ointment, olive Oil,
Hollaway's Pills, Meats Foot Oil,
Wfights Indian yegetableox Marrow.
Pills. Rose Water.
Thompson's Fye Water, Boxers Btters,
Thorns Extract Wine Bitters.
Cod Liver Oil, Stoughions Biters,
JaHe's ExpecOrant, Harshorn,
Capsules, Accetic Acid.
Opodedoc, Peruvian Bark,
Flea Powder. Soda,
Aguc and Fever Pills, Cream of Tartar
Cholagogue, Homeopathic Medicines,
shoulder Braces, Clue
Trus,es, Sponges fine
SuSpensary Bandages, do coare,
Adhesive Plaster, Old Port Wine, for msdl-
CASTLE soap, cal purposes,
Old brown Winsor SOap,Old Cherry Wine, for med
Ponades, ca purposes,
Hair Oils. Old Brandy, for medical
BOl,le Corks, purposes.
Vial do Armica FOwera
Sal Soda, LiquOnce Root
sulphur, Sarsaparla Root
Alum. Bslsam of Wild Cherry
initiate Of Potash, Alcohol, S5 per cent
Morphene, -CaBapbeHe.p pure,
Laudanum, Iodine Of Potassium,
Paragoric, HeBbane Seed,
Gelsamin, CardamOn Ssdds. &c, &c
Together with all the usual articles kept ia DRUG
STORES, which win be sold at reasonable prices 10
those who may favor with a call.
Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded al
ell times Of day oE night.
ALBERT o. DAY, Apotbecary.
oroFiiIe, Augoss :, 1856. auS2my
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-18
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

Nm MAKING AN EXCAVATION SOME TINE
n since beneath the EMPIRE HOTEL, in thistown,
was discovered by the acute and observing mind oi
DEACON SHELDON, that the atmosphere OF that
hcaliIy possessed not only hcaithiul but remark,
ably soolhing property, which seemed To quiet and
subdue the most violent passions, and To- invest every
man who trcQucnrd the spot with wonderful de,
gree of seIt>cnmpaccncy, and u harlnoinn'ia ana
friendly disposition towards the WHOLE WORLD,
md the conflicting elements of which ii is composed.
He therefore resolved. with Denevolence peculiarly
his own, to take possession of he excavation for the
purpose Of establishing an institution "here people
tt ALI. PARTIES aud opiHinns could safely and
hara,onously congregae tor the free discussion OF
the exciting topics of the day fearless of the slightest
risk of any unpleasan collision
With this view, the DEACON In connection with
MIR. CRAIGE. has transformed this location into an
ELEGANT ROOM, which they have designated by
the name of the