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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

FILLING UP.-The Bay of San Francisco
is said to be filling up. Various methods for
methods for remedying the evil have been
suggested, the last one being bulkhead to
be built by private spectators. In speak
ing of the matter, the San Francisco CORES
pondent of the State Journal says;
"We have not yet examined and digested
the proposition submitted to the supervisors
yesterday, in reference to the construction
of bulkhead We shall do so. and con-
denim or approve just as We consider its mer-
its demand, not only in reference to this, but
all others which may be ttfered, no matter
by whom. The city shall not be bound for
fifty, nor for FIVE years, with our assent and
connivance, TO any man, nor corporation,
nor company, without sufficient compensa-
ton. The bulkhead project which wins,
must be what the necessities Of the harbor
demand, and be proposed and executed upon
principles of justice and good faith towards
the city as well as to those who do the work.
The time has gone by, We hope, when schem-
ers for personal emolument alone, can de-
lude either government. people or press"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

tional railroad, and since their defeat
and their own explosion, they MAIN
tain their consistency in this one
point at least, and aver that the Pa
cifc railroad has an existence only
with the exploded and obsolete doc
trines Of former timcs-such as
"Symmes' Hole"-"Miller's Day of
Judgment" &c. We doubt not had
the Republicans obtained the power,
but what they would have commenced
the road on 'Joe Miller's day Of
Judgment" and run it straight into
"Symmes' Hole" This may have
been their calculation, since they are
so ready to associate these doctrines
since their defeat.
The sayings and doings of the Re
publican party'will have but little, if
any effect upon progress Of the coun-
try. We believe their power for
evil has passed. They can no more
hinder the construction Of the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad, than they
can build one. There have been
croakcrs in every step of onward
progress that our country has made
under democratic rule. Let them
croak. The democracy will build
the road nevertheless.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

HAVING A SCRAPE.-The Cinnamon occa-
sionally pay a visit to the city cemetery,
equipped with the proper implements, and
after exhuming the bodies of their deceased
friends, proceed to remove the flesh from
their bones, preparatory to boxing them up
and forwarding them to China. The super
intendent, who is liberal minded man,
does not feel called upon to forbid this prac-
tce as long as they prefer this manner of
disposing of their dead. What may be the
philosophy of the operation we have not
learned. 1t may be to save the expense of
putting up the bodies in sealed coffins, which
would otherwise be necessary, or perhaps
that their brethren may literally lay their
bones in their native land. Scarcely ship
leaves for China that does not take a small
invoice of these relics. State Journal
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

QUARTZ. MINrNG.-Ata mill near Mari
posa, says the Mariposa Gazette, eighty tons
of quartz have been crushed, taken from a
vein recently opened, although discovered
in 1850. Thirty tons, considered as refuse
rock, paid S1S per ton; and the balance,
fifty tons, yielded $43 per ton. The vein is
favorably situated, and in thickness varies
from eight inches to two feet, so far as has
yet been prospected. Large amounts of
quartz are being taken out at present; much
of it shows gold sufficient to indicate being
rich.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
Oroyiile Lyceunl.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Oroville
Lyceum, held at the Court House on Friday
evening last, The following officers were
elected for the following term of three
months John Jones, ESQ, President; Rev.
b. n. Seymour, Vice President; Tho's G..
Williams, Secretary and Treasurer. Direct
ors Messrs. W. Hayden, T. Wells, d. H..
Hendee.
The following question was fixed for de-
bate upon the opening night of the Lyccum:
Resolved That it would be legally and
constitutionally right to refuse admission to
Utah into the confederacy Of States, on ac-
count of her religious views and practice in
regard to polyeamy. Leading disputants,
D. Barton, affirmative; S. Berry, negative,
The Orovlle Lyceum will meet at the
Court House Mt o'clock on Tuesday evening
next The public arc respectfully invited to
attend THo's G. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

A TAX CoLLECToR's TRoUBLEs.-Mr
Berry, our road overseer, in attempting to
collect road-tax from q Chinaman, was re-
sisted by the delinquent Asiatic, and not
only resisted, tbut attacked, and was com
PEELED to exercise his knowledge in the
manly art" to convince John that road
taxes are not only an important auxiliary
to the support of our State government, but
collectable under all circumstances and from
all classes. John finally acknowledged the
majesty of the law, and paid his tax.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

ZION vs.. HANGHAI-A descendant of
Abraham, who is daily and hourly Offering
to this unappreciative community, as cover
for their nakedness, all sorts Of wearing ap-
parel, at prices far below their original cost,
and Mongolan, whose avocation it is to
keep such adornments of the outer man in
state of cleanliness, dIsagreeing about cer-
tain business transactions, commenced
highly excited debate on the subject, where
in they forgot the respect due one another,
and so far oversteppcd the rules of parlia
mentary us9Se as to become personally in
sulting in Their remarks and finally proceed
ed to blows, " blow. to a French citizen, Mel
notte blows" and blood was split, "'twas
from the nose" of the Hebrew, who waxed
exceeded wroth, and jerked at the Ceestiafs
top-knot, and thereby hangs tail. Repre-
sentatives of the law, and ministers of the
peace and dignity of the State, offered their
services as mediators, and perforce did quell
the outbreak, and Mongolian and Jew were
both brought face to face before blind, i'm
partial Justice, who went one eye on the
case and Melchisdec was mulcted in the
sum of thirty dollars, while the disciple of
CONTIGUOUS was released from bondage and
told to 90 and sin no more.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

Picture OF ORovILLE.-Mr. Watson
showed US large photographic view of Yre-
ka, yesterday. 1t is elaborately and cor
rectly executed, and represents o general
view of the town, and on the margin are
portraits of the principal dwelling-houses
and stores. Mr.. Watson intends employing
the services of an artist in making similar
cirable one, and we hope to see its speedy
completion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
Mining Correspondence.
LIVE OAK FLAT, Dec. IL.

EDITOR BUTTE RECORD:
Dear Sir There has been quite an
excitement in this vicinity for the last few
days among the miners ,oecasiored by Camp
bell and Douglass sinking shaft deeper
down on their claims, and striking another
stratum of pay-dirt at the depth Of thirty
one feet, which prospects from to % cents
to the pan; they have got about five feet Of
pay dirt; their claim is adjoining Live Oak,
No 3, on the fat. The boys adjoining them
have also struck pay-dirt at about the same
depth. There is lively times here; all the
old shafts that have been sunk down from
fifteen to twenty feet. and abandoned in con-
sequence Of not finding any pay in the up
per stratum, are all reclaimed and they are
sinking them deeper in hopes of finding the
precious ore.
The excitement, as soon rs it was known
that new lead had been struck, reminded
me of old times; the boys running to and
fro with pick and shovel and coat tails
streaming 2.40 in the rear, stalking off
claims. AMERICUs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

SINGULAR DEATH.-The Santa Cruz Sen
tineL in mentioning the death of Elisha
Hull, one of the pioneers of that county,
which took place at his residence on Mon
day. December lst, of lockjaw, remarks:
Z" lie had been attacked by mania potu, q
few DAYS before his death, and had taken to
the woods. The diseaee of which he died
was produced by wounds inflicted upon him
self in endeavoring to escape the pursuit of
his friends"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
Frenehtown Canal lining Company.

FRENCuTnwN, Dec. q. 1880
Notice is hereb! given thai meeting ol the stock
holders of the ''Frcnchtown Canal Mining Company
will he held at the Merchants Hotel MGrys'iic, ON
the tenth doth( day fJanusry, le5 for the purpose
of increasing the capital stock of said Company TO
sixty Thousand dollars (S60,0o0)
Signed VI. FULLER,
q. c. ADDISON,
.. VI. EVANS,
". : WATSON.
dG-td Trustee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
Topics of the DaV.

IT is source of qualification to
tie settlers of California, that the
land grabbing spirit SO long prevalent
here, has received check. The
Indictment Of Limantour by the
Grand Jury of San Francisco, is the
first important and earnest move by
the authorities i'll opposition to the
system of fraud which has continued
on, hitherto unchecked, in appropri-
ating the agricultural lands Of the
State, and, in some instances, the min
cral lands also. 1t appears from the
evidence adduced before the Grand
Jury that the Limantour Grant,
which bears date in.February, 1913,
was made in the City Of Mexico, in
1852. The signature Of Michelto-
rcna, it is said, is genuine, probably
signed by the Mexican authorities in
blank, as many others have undoubt-
cdly been, and the possessors have
Lad the privilege of locating such
fraudulent claims wherever it would
prove the most profitable. Under
this arrangement, Limantour struck
at the very heart of California, the
City of San Francisco, including the
Earralone and Alcaltraz Islands,
The claim thus forged, was unremit-
tingly pushed towards confirmation,
and had been confirmed by the board
Of Commissioners. One land grab
bing rascal is about getting his de-
scrts. When shall others, who have
foated grants almost from one end of
the State to the other, be brought to
their reckoning?
There is scarcely q reasonable
doubt but that some Of the grants
in this immediate vicinity, are as
worthless as that of Limantour. The
denounced and forfeited grant known
as Larkin's, in all probability comes
10 nearer being just one. 1t is
now located on mineral lands-has
been hoated to its present location
for the purpose of covering the rich
gold fields, extensive coal beds, lime
quarries and quartz lodges of the
North Fork Feather River.
SO too, with the grant known as
lluber's. This grant, pronounced
by those who ought to know, to be a
fraud, it is said, embraces within its
boundaries, the site of Oroville. So
certain is it that every locality likely
to become valuable, is brought within
the boundaries of one of these patent
India rubber Mexican Grants. But
it is some satisfaction to know that
one of these spectators is about re-
ceiving his deserts, and it may have
a tendancy "To quiet land titles in
California"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

THE PEDEsTRIANs.--By telegraphic dis
learn that Trainor, the English pedestrian
who undertook walking match against
Kennoyan, for the champions belt, caved
in at eight O'Clock .Fridap morning. Ken
novan was still walking at the time the dis
patch was sent from San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
county Trcnsurcr's Omcc.

Notice hereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants payable from the General Fund,
registered beiw cen the 7th day of May 1885, and 5h
day OF August 1856, except Warrants numbered ls3.
ls8 ls4 le5 100 ana l9l that the same viii bc paid
on presentation at this office. And notice Is further
given. that after this date satd Warrants will 10
hear interest WM LATrlMO&E.
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
dG-tl
Extension Forever!

Owing to the immense business done by The under"
signed they have found it necessary 10 open another
BRANCH in OroN Nilic and have located it nearly OPP
poslle the Orleans Hotel, ana drccu! opposite the
Miners Bakery. on Montgomery ,trcct, where they
are now openng and oilcr for safe as fine seck OF
Clolhing. Boots and shoes, Hats caps, and Hs good
a stock of Under Clothing rs can bc found IN their
well known establishment To The Miners and resi-
dents of Thompsons Fiat. Morris linNine, Oregon
Gulch and City, ana everybody, with their friends,
we would simpl, say, drop in and Us al the
Branch, examine stock, YOU hnNe both the night
quantity and quality TO select from, cloihe your
selves comfortably, go on your way rejoicing ana II
goods dogt give you satisfaction, our names are
not ID. TOY & OTTERSON,
Montgomery street opposite 81. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite Miners bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
NOTICE.

To the Stockholders in the Frenchtown Canal bi-
ming Company is hereby given, that an additional
assessment Of ten per cent. on the capital stock Is
called in, and payable or before the Goth of De-
ccmber next. ANAN FARGO, Secretary.
Frenchtown, November 2Gth, 1886. n2G I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

CHRISTMAS BALL.-All lovers Of the art
Terpsichorean in these diggings, will of
course turn out en- masse to attend the
grand ball to be given at Musical Hall or
Christmas night.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
Furniture! Furniture =!

JUST RECEINED-a large assortment OF Furni-
ture. Also, an invoice of large Gilt Frame LoostNB
Glasses, for sale 10" At G. SCRlBEkS
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST., three
doors below Myers st. n26
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

SINCE the election of Mr.. Buchan-
an to the Presidency, some of the
Republican organs speak of the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad project as
having been defeated. This is done,
we suppose, in order to give vent to
their feelings of chagrin at their re-
cent overwhelming defeat in this
State, and to show the people what
they have lost by repudiating their
party and discrediting their profes
sions. The few political maclontents
and sectional agitators who origina-
ted the Republican party, seized up
on the railroad project, and denied
that any other party, or even the
people, would, could or should build
the road. According to their argu-
ments, everybody outside of the Re-
publican party was opposed to a ma
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
Beds 4! Beds =!

pooa Beds for everybody, at 20 per cent. less ihnn
Maysyille prices for 40 days only, to make room for
AN entire new stock per first steamer 10 Oruyille ut
c. SCRIBEI'S
Furniture Ware Rooms. Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

Doc WANrED.-Anybody who has got a
dog to sell, good dog, no mongrel fyste,
can find customer at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
Departure from Washington Street Wharf.

Passengers by this Line landed at San Juan up
on The COmpan,'s Wharf, and proceed Immediately
by comfortable Coaches 10 Virgin Fey where they
embark al the wharf which has recently been rebuilt
upon the splendid steamer San Carlos, for the
Atlantic steamer. The health of the lsthmus il ex.
ceent, and it Is confidently expected. from the
known reputation of The Urzaba for speed. that The
through trip 10 New York and New Orleans will be
the quickest on record This road being 700 miles
shorter Than any other, passengers via Nicaragua
avoid the great heat Of the Tropics ard the fever and
debility 100 apt 10 result from such exposure
The Orizaba connects with the IaVorile steamship
Texas, for New YORK, and Calhoun. for New Orleans
THROUGH TICKETS Observation-Disclosures
transit Of the lsthmus.
H5-Pa=sengers are al no expense upon the 18TH
mus except for meals. while crossing.
Treasure for shipment received at the Company's
office until O'Clock, A. NJ, day of sailing.
For freight or passage, apply 10
c. K. GARRISON & CO., Agents
s. w. corner Battery and Washington stareis Sec.
dec5 ond Floor San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

REvIvAL.-There is revival among the
congregation of the Baptist church of Stock
tod. Four persons were baptized in the
slough" " a week ago yesterday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Carpet Bag Exchanged by Mistake.

tNlptt Dug I-NV1lAh.VU ny -HIss"'.V'
II the person who took Carpet Bag rom the Ma
rysyille Stage OAice last evening, will call a the lio-
neer Variety Store, lie will receive his own in cX.
change for the one he took away and greatly oblSe
the loser dl5
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

REMovA DR. Gilbert has removed his
Office to building on Montgomery street
between Huntoon and Lincoln streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

$4,000 lbs POOLA in Bales for sale very low to
the trade, AT {. SCRiliERS
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST., three
doors below Myers ST.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

S1s- The people of San Francisco have
rendered public dinner to Consul Dillon,
and that functionary has accepted the invi-
tatiOn to the proiTered "square meal" The
distinguished gentlemen Of the Bay City are
somewhat celebrated for their appetites,
judging from the many big dinners they eat
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

ID. TOY y OTIERSON again request the especial
atterton of all VINO wish TO lay in their winter Stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS. BOOTS and Wooden
Goods to the magnificent assortment of goods re-
ceyed by them during the past ten days. They
now opening and offer fOr sale
2JO fine and hervy Beaver and Petcrsham Oyercoais,
Frocks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot cloth Coats, latest styles;
80 superb ''Raglan" Coals, superior to any Talmas;
) bales. 80 pr in each, heavy gray Blankets;
= bales, 100 pr in each fine heavy blue Blankets;
bale, 100 prexira French super super" who
Blankets;
30 doZ. assorted Cashmere and Satt Pants, late
styles, besides magnificent assortment of Furnishing
Goods. Montgomery st., Opposite st. Nicholas, late
Eunloon's. n7tf
E<gr DIR. A. BALL, offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Orove aid vicinity, having
had much and long experience in the treatment of
the various diseases incident this climate he hopes
to give satisfaction.
Special attention given to diseases Of private nae
ture rheumatism, &c. which he can without the
of mercury
OFFICE, front room, No II, United States Hotel,
up sairs-Oroye. ocl-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

.11I~ Report says that Hugh McDermott,
the distinguished vegetarian, is to appear
on the boards of the Marysyille Theatre to-
night
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
w ANT Ed !!
CHRIS TN A s B ALL

r., THE OPENING BALL will be given ~
20 December 2lDh. Orovillr, in the new and III
4 "a spacious Musical Hall, now nearby y
G-IN- finished. The Hall is roomy, the ceilinsS S-I>4
being sixteen feet high, The floor is nearly lld. aud
sufficiently large To dance twelve sets at lmc.
Comfortable dressing rooms attached.
fee' a fine Band OF usic has been engaged for
the OOCason.
The Bali will be under the management of the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
r Carlow, j. u. Harris,
L. Patton, ii. Il. Hunt
DIR Jenkins, A. NOskns,
c. G. Lincoln, c. l. Brown,
w. W. Burdwell, ID C. DOwner,
G. A. Smith, I. Wells,
II. b lathrop, Jr., ". dunbar.
W.O. Murray, Frank Johnson,
II. Gilbert, A. :. Randall.
Mr.. White, ID Brown,
W. baltimore, J. X. Mason,
:. piXcy, Levi smith,
Watt Perdue, Horace Low,
Dr. Waldon, T.. :. Gaver,
q. l.. Nudge, j. q. A Thurber.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
Miners y Families

doors below Myers 81
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
WATCHES AND IEVELRY

We are now receiving, direct from the manu-
iartufefs and importers, large aud varied asst
oi Gold and Silver Watches, fob and vest chains,
seals, Keys rings Bracelets, loekets, gold and sil
yer peas Nn1 pencil eases &e, Ne. Which are
warranted IN be-, Is represented, AID consist In
parl al the iaiinwing articles;
Wutehes-Guld aud silver patent lever, hunt.
ing cases, Duplex, Anchor, Vertical Lepine,
VERGE aud detached levers, extra ieweled and
rich engraved cases,
Ghains-tiod curb, fob and fancy vest chains
ol katiuus patterns, silver curb fob, engraved
linked oHd fancy vest chains Ladies gold chat.
trlalnrs aud pins Gents gold chains and seals
al a variety oiaiierns.
Rraeeiets-lalirs gold box K ine bar brace.
leis. l.orksis, lllt tuaps, cuiF pins, heart Slides
belt and fihhuH pins, charms NJ,
Ear a. iugs-nfap9 aud hoops, Ladies dgroe
peafltuial garnet cluster sctoll luies, Jet, ioOi
tNistseat fiag,, ehidreus ear liugs, heart, grape
and plain hoop ear rings.
Esrensi t.tns-l.adias fliefee and pearl, mo.
,as. elametd. cameo turQuas and garnet. cor.
urllan, ahehof masonic, !, q. q, T.. enuss, pins
Gents diamond, ruby, emerald. hyaenlh, coral
stone masanic, loot l. H., star, anchor rmss
hcatb halehei saw and plane, scrnll and plain,
Esings-fear, ruby, topaz and garnet pearl \
ruby, garnet and lei, enameled, ,ione, seal, dbl
heart srae rines. gents scale seal, large seal
Seals ~ heys-tioll and silver seals aud
KEYS Of every variety, fob ribbons aud gold
hntkirs and slides.
Gold Pens aud prneil cases OF various sizes
Gold pens In silver cases, &e All lnr sale by
y /. BRIIllN \ co.
/ n'niiagiaa, OF. ., ls55. iO-a.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
WOOD WARE.

Collar aui painted tubs. so ueNis, bnu bound
white cellar buckets, in1n bound rel cellar buck.
cts. painted and Vanished kcrlrrs iul ruuni grain
measures, p'aia ana fiue wash bolfis, oas We.,
buckets. ifon bouud kegs Of .. 10, 70 ali 90 r-l
each. biau aud iron wire selves, hair selves lali
covers. sugar boxes, with bales ,pirr boxes but.
Ter Ia1les anl spoons, cotoa tpTcr, pastry boaris
ioling.pins, clothes Plus meat mau's, roia'oc
mashcrs. wood awccis, wood sass frames, boot
va, bottom iio1ls, spool stands, toy tubs snl
pals maHlla mats Nc grain scnHps, white
wash. scubbiug, horse aul WhisG brushes, sheep
skin Wnts
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
.Innan md Tin Iynre.

Baihiue ill,s. o,lsllrf camp kettle. covered
buckets oi an sizcs. ohfrT pd's aul bo'Jr NON 2
quart. 90 . -allans, large laad.ol i'ars, oval Got
nhs -auer pans lish kciiicsr cold pai's, iu.nb'ei
nn,n,fs, claaiHs ji.hes 90 cans. oH .amTs lauI
hiirr sausage ,ild,u, lanterns, eulrniers, milk
s,raiucrs, graicrs, pulliug paus candle mcn.ls
tea, coffee, sugar and powder eanisirfs, tcoop'
tunnels, measures, pressed iin plates sprinkler,
or watering pots, match sales, pot covers as a
sises. trumpets ,p.tioans srallnped cake pans and
cake cutief.. muffin rius,, lard lamps, duf, pans
casters. wash pans, with and wlitoui handles
brira X tan hlles n dipgcrs, knife ,nys, agsh
forks ceg whips melting ladies', ru,icr fuasiefs
preserving kettles. rake ctcsis, corn popirrs Tea
irays ass 4 qualities and styles
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
HRANDIEs WINES LIQuORs.

BaHio-pou.incy Maw,i h Co.. Oiafi. Cham.
pasnr peach aFp'e, Eagle, raspberry black.
berry nui cherry
lIma-Clampasne Mily.n, Port. sherry, mus.
cat Malaga lui Claul
RaHi-St Ci1Ig aud Jimaia-W1l.c sehnipps
and Holland Gin
lihuly-Oj Mnuonnlcla Bourbon. Rye. Dex.
tgrs Deans and O',ers iu hts aad kegs.
C5uid'r-Hmuly Cheuira Champagne Cider
Porter and A'e Srup. Lime m.re stoushiun
~ ML.. L-L-.-- L. .-L.t MI w.. A..-..--.-
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02
sIriTIEfl IIiTa-I-a B -, IN
BOOTs AND slIOEs.

p1Ois-Ccn's French calf and patent leather
dfr, booi,, Cali kip nni grained water proof,
and heavy mol lauit enc boys anil youths
California kip lJniI uNeH, Congress aui un.
jon iics--c'oih Nou'rfcyt nullIhcn, Dancing,
pumps ani 1ITurr. mrHi, youths aul rhs calf
kip aul futsr'iH hmfan. ui ull qualities.
sHsiaffi-s '.itss 20 si'ai ss7 ''f' 4
white ani cUid satin aui lasting ealien bonz.
ell soBisgs, Lola Mohirs. oKcsiTior, pokss,
Jenny Lind, Hi anl morocco fox q boots, cali
boHirrs aLi bUfk.rs
Chi \ Mliu CATERS and luskins of al sizes and
uHs|tfira
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

dyspepsia bitter, sappifton, Bradford Jaynes
Bandreth Cook and les Pills, Godireys cor
dial, Balemans drop, yes powders tooth 9asie
aud powders, 1homI s,ueye water sagdamun
Pareeoric, Aalimoaa vie,Brlish oil, oil spikes
balsam capayya, eor5,iv subltnate, oInlments
ol various kinds. syrils, cobalt, Apotheeary
scales and wrish,s LomiI, blackberry and rasp-
berry syrup, Wulles schidam sehuaPls' sponge
thernamelefs Roomet NaeoheY Snuff Wine X
slongdton BIlials, bottle nd vial corks extracts
af all kinds lot layofius fsences Of every varle-