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Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

EE Orphans Fair.-The Lady Managers Of
ST. Vincenl's Orphan Asylum respectfully announce
that the Fair fr the benefit Of that institution will
be opened at Carusls Saloon,o Tuesday next April
9Th, and will be continued through the week. A
great variety of useful Ornamental al fancy arti.
cles will be offered for sale at reasonable prices.
Also, confectionery ices, fruits, flowers, &c. The
rooms are made comfortable and the interesting
scene will be enliyened every evening by band Of
excellent music ap 5--dt8thif
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OF

B A Letter from Rev. DIR. McCabe, of
virgnia.HAsrros VA, October 16th 1s55-Hsying had
occasion TO Bakers Premium Bters my family with
In the last two in Of Dyspepsia Nervous
Headache, safely say have any remedy
these distressing maJades with signal
have carefully avoided recommending any Of tho
with which the country Is flooded because
believe majority Of cases, they do harm than
good but Bakers Bitters have been tried under my
Immediate observation and produced such beneficial
suits, do not feel at liberty to withhold my humble tes
monal 10 their value.
JOHN c. MoCABE.
We would advise the public to be mindful OF Bakers
Premium Bers medicine Of great merit 1t has gained
lasting reputation wherever 1t has been used and s gen
orally recommended by the most eminent physicians in
Virginia.
To Of Charles Stott Washington D. Co. and Messrs
Candy Hatch, Baltimore, Maryland, Druggists
mar 29--
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHE public are hereby notified and cau-
our account without specific authority from MS.
ap 8-3t* KELLOGG d BATES.
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rN- DalIey,s MagicaI Palm Extractor.--


There has been discovery made In Matea Msdca
whereby pain be quickly aayed and where parts
In high Of inflammation be rapidly reduced
TO their natural state where wounds and be
thoroughly and rapidly healed and decsyed parts
stored without either defect than with DALLEYy
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts Wounds sprains, and Bruises, Casualties to
which children constantly subjec tho action Of the
genuine Dalley's Palm Extractor Is the same. How
much pain and suffering not thus be prevented More
over life itself often dependent upon having at hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars Of which
respectfully printed pamphlets for the truth Of
which hold myself responsible
No of burns and scad, matter how severe has
ever yet any instance resisted the apoweru pain
subduing, and healing qualities Of the Daeys Pain Ex
tractor.
No Pain is genuine unless the box has upon
plate engraved label with the signatures Of O. "
Cickener Co., proprietors and Henry Daley manufac
turer. Price 25 cents per box.
80 All orders should be addressed to
O. v. CLICKENER 4 CO.,
81, Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Charles stott and Narn Palmer, and all
Druggists. apS-eod
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

eN- Holloway's Pills.--Nature's Great Ally.
PROSTATE the bodily by drastic purgaves is to
assist disease These famous Pills. the contrary assist
nature In her conflict with disease by revalrng tho
blood and expelling all morbid matter from the system
Sold at the manufactures, No. 80, Maiden Lane New
York. No. 2 Strand London, and by all druggists at
IS CENTS 62x CENTS and u per box.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

~ MSlle ParOdi's Concert will take
place in this city on Monday evening next l4th in.
slant. For particulars see future advertisement
an 8--dtfif
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W NOTICE E. washington National

C NOTI C E.- Washington National
Monument Office, Washington, April 2, l856.--A
meeting of the Board of Managers Of the Washing
ton National Monument Society, will be held at tn, ir
office in the City Hail. on Tuesday evening" Sth in
slant, at o'clock
AS business of great Importance is to be transacted,
the attendance Of every member is respectfully re.
quested.
BY order; +. w. ECKLOFF,
ap 7--2t Clerk w. N NJ s.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

eY- A bright idea is always a pleasing
thing contemplate in the world nf mind Darnos Snun
which Catarb Headache has been used by
expressly for the purpose Of quickening their
tai activity Fanny Fern always takes pinch before wr
ting article.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

EF Why will yOu suffer f-Read the testi-
mony of Dr. H. p Leonard Druggist Fayete Court House,
Alabama, January 49, 1858
aDEAR SIR /: HooHand's German Bitters have done
ders this section youth, OF g. M Hubert, Esq,
this county had been for several months under the
Of practitioners without relief and the report
ed doubtful and the young although scarcely able to
get about commenced with the Btters He found much
relief the first bote he continued to take until
plete cure was effected. He is perfectly well and
stout"
All who use the Bitters satisfied with them.
Chauncey Fowler said
" "TUsKEGEE, ALA, January l, 1851.
The Bitters selling WELL and think they win con-
tnue So they give good satisfaction to those who have
used them"
See advertisement apT-1m
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Port Of Now York, March 81, 1856

CLEARED
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Emp r Au',.n LAX Gsivsst9o. y. Brewer 4 Co.
cSsas New osIeans son Hssmos
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fchr Warner. Harmon, Chsrlestop-McCready, Mott
sta - Wnch hsvs,ls ssaairis- xbso, Dodge Co.
scbr y Van same. Van Name Noiok-saurses, GEAR
sEfs Mage cy re'2 T. Mss,s,a CO
scnr Loulsa rcins, Ros0n-s 81 Leafs
csI ,ns ssm s,s Ssn.J Nsg2s
steamer belapSse, Copes, Phi,de pfLs-K p Tborp
APRr,Lp.
propear Arctc, Com iartz,eb 20 cruise in search
s,s.@i ss. ir5, smsi iliS,rssi and a.,. from
s'ssn.hip jane ats'' Iws.r Charleston WIN n4.s and
az s.tss '' e 90 sands x W. ysu %
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peh bboihooi q lb JET ~ 20 lon 20 sa Di ee eeosres
1ftk pilot tho gh. ~ H1ntana rom boat EesSn
Ilsve eecp 6dBys W Of khn.ncket
Park = RIA Brosu. Gastor ard Crrenocs, 70 DAYS, With
npd,e, 81 Durham DIXON. Experienced tSy Lea l,om
% NJ nom Tie eesCgn edge ot TIC Banks wahsayy nIs
~ -, sevsre cold, Eayc been er tie ~ hin
40 E.sf . he shsnds, aud Ind p9 board sim 2tt
during which rad and NV vhds in H. 81 10 on A. saw
seyers seberss- -
Brie Peerless C3r, OF IarYnouih, Fe Er0n Cardiff N
syt with rel road iron 10 Baker 10, yrsa IN m. er
Frpe, rc,d yery heavy Gather during the passage
eugsr, obecoo. 40, 10 Brett Bon a Go. -
br Antricus, Vanderbilt Chsrbfton. eM c0tos, &c. -
isaret Potter
tchr A rfnr ersop -, pde1ton, NC.
fctr Ts,tr ,'-f r-or Ntgirs
Co.. " 4 A--., 80. * ~
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Political Intelligence.

Thu Geneva Gasdse, In Arao In reference 10 the
i<DAs Mr. Dskinsnn and ther pre- erence for M tor
ths Presidency, arrives ct the following coaciuson:-
Bu no.~iths andiDg suoh prsisrenes, they wi over
rue1 give hearty support IN any dstagutahed ana re-
liable democratic statesmen Who may be selected BY the
Cipcipuai Convention. Though h,no;ing and reve.ng
Mr. Dickinson they not welded to him TO make
h nomination sine qua TO their support OF tbs ma
tlonal democratic ticket"
Ths Trenton State Gds4t, In commenting warmly the
recent Union in Pennsylvania says that the
exsmple viii be followed ia New jersey, and Adds."ln
New jersey have ourages at home 70 redress wh,h
will eec uaily promote the CO" peston OF shoss
who opposed to the State as well - the national sd
miniatI suon.o
Hon. John P. Hale is stumpirg In Connecticut In ia
vor of he Know Nothing candidates..
the wings and democrats Of Annapolis, Nd. have
uni,ec upon ,cke. for municipal officers in
ton 70 The Know Nothirga,
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6chr " 6torges Cores, Acoomact.
Echr 6uwaseo0. Hudson- AlexsndrA
ecbF Orm DeriAnd Chase AlexardrA.
ECkr Rooouck. Kelley. 0louceser.
sChr Liador, Wosr, GOucessor.
Hchr Prant P'erce, smith, Now Haven.
Propeller Pelusn williams Providence
Propeller Decatur, Gear, Or~icA
Arr au-Steaushlp JAues,own Perish Norfolk, 80. viii
rndre and pssser gerr 70 IudlAm & Piessart&
schr Carlton Jayne, r,ier. Baltimore, Al hours.
BEIOW.
Ship Java Jackson from glasgow. with mdse aud
gers, Uunbam 4 Dimon
SAILED
Ships Empire Liverpool Albert 0allsin and liverpool Do
bek j III Morales. Havana
Wind Curing the day, kNW.
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1hsstrcs and Exoib,tions.

t bRoAnvtY THrATRy-- Ito KsJar ~ii Uis
repeat their beautiful isbeRua the Of Phanor and
L2srasn 1he corniSsi AHA. eLuled That slesscd sssT
NHLos GaEnsy-Tbe Raves sad Mafzet:i 70 nish. per.
I'm IN ne amusing lsnomlne Of Jociar Mvle R0Sett
~ lhc ballet troupe follow in Les Abelles and he
yorsterv
BvE1c.'s THEAFFs -Four VERY 'roicA PIECES ara an
eunced for this letter s ns rnausaer
appears IN nife 81 5sr They sre the Coz kmAkeI 4
York Ilrcc;ory."
I&tPA Ett.E's TsnLffss-Tbo,e imuar a. ,voe. x,tI,
no rsy totrs ocmmurybe oc 'CaniTlist and or
Ihsatsnza OF Novelty APE oils fv :, riob
Te5 nave proved he grca.ss+ his tie sea on. .
N&iIAcss THrArar- sbafsreres oopusr ooDsly csI,ad
bueh co Ahout hcth1s' Is 70 he Sspeae bis syenInr
Mr. Wsscs plays his svor'e OF RenedcS Mr. Hlayd
Ptttr 'S " ~ " :"
BROADWAY vhuaHs-fhis comtrabs tale hes4re will
no coubt be erowced - usual ~ a1u and children 70
~ WIT ess DE Wood Yarn Juveniles In he snch drsa
q Back Eyed Susstr AID ne farce o. NY NSebnor a
VIE" 49, y
W90Ds MHsrEtLs.- Songs dan ces, ard sSundouce OF
ocular ahsrs Nttoes The bur cs.lsd lie Nasouerst
beIt.' constitute he rcgrrrnne no ibis sv.ning
BROADWAY AIHKS Those who topd N beautiful
pictures sboud visi the sd collection embracing
hkf rcJ, comSa- &C exhibition The AtbeDaup, ts4
brradwsy
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SHOCK OF AN EARrHouARk N yIRarSIA.-The

SHOCK OF An EARrHQUARB N VIRaiNIA.-The
st1aIdIa Casee earne that on Friday the 9st ilst-
shout nine o'chck ~, vey percepebie Sheer Of an
earth quako felt In the counties Ct NeDcp Amherst
end The south part Or AlDensrle in Virginia gentle
who at Amherst Court house obse we'd toe phe
THIS notion 81 the earth II Was 50 ,posad
lsstec from len seconds 70 half minute end VS. az
eompsLbd siA ies, tuo5'irg u0Ds uEe distant
.tvnass,
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maritime INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC foN NEw -rETs
rN nI-Y6 .....s..... As MOOR rxY 4 o.
* sEs.............s II HIGH wArEk.....--eve 2.
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Married.

On Sunday, March 80, BY tas Rev. NJ. Lucas, M
CHAs WIN. KkAPP to Miss Il. 4 BULKIBr daughter OF HI
zekish Buikley, all Of Stamford, C,nD.
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-. sssip. They sbou6 not e0ounber their act3n with
de ir ues ano he moved there fyrs that so much az
the report as recon- uepded tie tern principle be
STRICKEN cut
Judge BlEa ,sld the on tenn p.tncip!e e4s enc 4,
Which be shc,ld firmly adhere. II true TIA. Wash
rgon and jefferson held their tses two ems; bat
they also kreg that Jackson gnsei this y,ry doc
~ Fundamental article OF hls political creed aud
hn~ a il happen he 6eparted fro pr.ncipes SIM,
~ 10 1.g, Dcies Of ,,nes he fJut &c s,r would
%, tsass sLy the face or The esrh with the
privilege cf ranpipg two three four FIVE tines 5g
Tia enormous rstorsge Of his Office 70 ca-u3. he foun
.lnbesd CT Political lsYsT. he dceec TO inti M
tat be ,esolatlon VS. not aihsaa q. ;ns,al perce.
ME. JONAS vas In favor OF The uess ported
General McoKgIc favored tho motion Cor re aasnd
r7ent, under the pscuar cir:u instances offered: for
ho~tvcr rue the principe 10 the rssoilin nisat BE-
democratic theory lis arplicasrn IN. now proper
IL opprshenesd there ''ngscr In the wood piiei
sra tina. u Buchanan was m nomin e1 taese delegate
ght be required 10 their a'tsn,lop 10 s,e5aeo
glass. But re da no. believe that the Democracy
Hamilton county had fallen 50 10. that douglass would
-e their ehsiee. (Hs.iag rhs resoia oa x:'uies q,
sat two rersobg--8ncbanan aud Douglas
Judge HAN did pct Ssnre the effort d .he reats,nsn
IN 'neeaycirgt I" bring inso eontemp, msn lie Ste.
rhel a Ds1s" sx SCa = me gsn = v sous
Ii would De itapse FOR General hctormi,x az hinssf
i they & aid ascend u biz Level Yosrous alesiins
rs o, MON was that i. pcygiss would NJ re mi. e.
rsne 20 ia rsea FOX the resaenoy ard TINT lie 5be
ecp,sn. TO run his senss3iis cssssr:
MI. CoPslc' we eeu5hed, vse,eTcr misstb the
these ~ less equally bright Lights o. Il. polii,sJ hs
ni'ptereJcieTfon and Ja:kson (Cheers) TAX ns 81
rotation IN chce ~ TIC Nsy, wac MT Jaiy3 Ert City
Solicitor cncey (eugbrer) II they were 10 hays rou.
g'ees Don ha:ed, then tier 1oa!l have two p4rss,he
party Of freedom ard the party q slavery Cspeysa
hiseDg)
judge HART--Ih'n. with ehst party you'd you gaF
Mr. bocRsfcx--Atvsys for reeaora 49,
The Chair beie interpreted, and y being e.SoS II
question The chairman put the quo on ths as,sna
ioent which vas rttectd ana the rescution reDor.
"a, eeTe adopted
Judge tudveils aetGrntn. bcng Fefeyret TO G ,f.
nitte and hey rot basrg taken airy acton TIE ss p
also fell h tho ground.
IL { te;L, La pa4At1.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04
AN IMPORTANT DAY.
ron ~ORoNER.
DIR. j. u. BROWN.

To-Day the citizens of the United States
decide who is to be their President for the
next four years. To-Day they decide wheth-
er an illustrious Statesman--the nominee OF
the great, National, Constitutional, Demo-
cratic party, or whether the nominee, Of q
sectional party, miscalled Republican, COM
posed of sectional portion of the North--a
man without any particular qualifications
for the Office, and without expericnce-shall
preside for the next four years over the
destines of this great Republic TO-DAY is
TO be decided whether n National or Sect
ional organization shall triumph. The issue
is momentous. The responsibility resting
upon every voter is of the highest character.
National men-Conservativ men Union
men-Constitutional men-of whatever poll
tics, or of no politics at all-have you
weighed we'll the questions to be decided to-
day. Suffer yourselves not to be led astray
by any of the pitful side issues Of men with
their narrow prejudices, and sectarianism
and sectionalism. These Zealots, and fanat-
les, and reformers say there are awful ter
rors that are about to destroy the institu-
tions of our country. One is, SLAVERY !;
and the other Foreign Bonn CITIZENS that
are among us. You would suppose from the
arguments of these people that they had
made n discovery, and from, the way in
which these two propositions are put forward
as the paramount issues. it would appear
that SLAVERY and " FOREIGNERS" had new
er before existed in this country. They wish
to restrict you to two ideas -anti-SlaYery
and hatred to the foreign born. and there
stop and have nothing to do for your country
beyond them. But as you love your country,
repose in confidence upon the sound Demo-
CRATIC PR1NcIPLEs OF SELF-GovERNMENT,
STATE RIGHTS, AND FIDELITY TO THE Con-
sEITUTIoN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04
Fusion |!

1t is understood, and the fact is
admitted by prominent Republicans,
that Dick and Barber are to be left
off the Republican and Know Moth
ing tickets, and Mckinstry Smith
and Mr.. Lathrop, are to be support
ed by both parties. 1t is also under
stood that Dick consents to the ar
rangemcnt. This endorses Lathrop
as better Republican than Dick !
There are doubtless many national
minded wings who have not been let
into the amalgation arrangement
Many of the Know Nothings consider
it an impossibility to elect Barber,
and therefore fuse with the Repub-
licans with the hope of electing La
throp! How do Mr.. Barber's friends
like the arrangement? What do
the citizens of other portions of the
County, think of this plan Of the Re-
publicans and Know-Nothings to
give Oroville both Members of the
Legislature. This fusion has been
talked about in our streets for several
days, and it is said that bets have
been offered that Smith, Republican,
and Lathrop, Know Nothing, would
be the successful candidates. Such
is the talk around town, admitted by
Republicans, and we give it for what
it is worth.
Democrats adhere to the straight
ticket, and wipe out all fusionlsts! !
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

Don't FAIL TO NoTE.-Every
freeman should consider it his impcr-
ative duty to vote to-day. The spirit
of sectionalism and disunion is abroad
and must be rebuked. Freemen! do
your duty to your country! It's no
time to cast an Intellectual vote. The
contest is between Buchanan and
Fremont-between the Union and
disunion The American freeman,
who loves his country, and the Union
as it is, will this Iday vote for James
Buchanan, and perpetuate the free
institutions of the only free govern
ment on earth.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Something New.

Ever, body is respectfully requested to cni' nj rnN
Store cpposiie the 81 Nicholas, date hunloons EA-
changeo aud examine the spltndid ana varied assor'-
m,nl Of Clothing opened durii z he past week AIso
new and splendid assortmcn ui B"o's, Buck "lo'es~
Vulcnn,ztd ID Indiu Rubber Goods, tGooulerr niakef
giu, and heavy Under Clothing aud lhe real "by'
ROM Shirts with large French cuis In Fact We nave
ANYTHING and everything IN the Ciolhns me sui'a-
bile for all classes, aud ai prices To suil the i'me'
D. TOY h OTTERSON.
OFT Montgomery street, opposite llunloon's.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04
FELLOW CITIZENS Come out to-

FELLOW CITIZENS Come out to-
day, and devote it to your country !!
Remember the Republican party is a
sectional one, and that the Fillmore
men "fuse" with them
REMEMBER, That Fillmore will
not carry a single State, and that If
YOU would defeat Fremont and save
the Union from dissolution, you must
vote for James Buchanan.
REMEMBER, That no man can vote
for Fillmore to day, who would not
rather see Fremont elected than Bu-
chanan, and rather the Union should
be dissolved than that the Democratic
party should succeed!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

be- Democrats, vote earl y and
give every man chance to vote !
There is an immense number Of
votes to be polledin Orovillc to-day !
Begin early, and see that EVERY
DEMocAT VOTES! Go to work with
a will The fate Of the Union may
depend upon the Oroville Democracy
to-day! Let us not be found want
ing, when the Union and Constitution
of our country call fol- our aid -
Charge upon the amalgation which
now confronts you, and show them
that the unconquerable will Of the
Democracy is superior to any fusion
that the enemies of the country may
corcoct!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04
The DEMOCRATIC MEETING LAST

NIGHT, was demonstration worthy
of the noble cause in which they are
engaged. 1t was by far the largest
meeting ever congregated In the
northern part of the State. The
speeches Of Messrs. Hawks, Bryan,
McCorklc, and Harris, were elo-
quent and pptriotic. We cannot, at
this late hour, attempt a just descrip-
ton of this last grand demonstration
Of the Oroyille Democracy. 1t was
all enthusiasm and confidence in ap-
preaching victory. Democrats, como
out in your strength again to-day
As goes Oroville, so goes che Union
The enthusiasm displayed by you
last night, actuated the Democracy
on the shores of the Atlantic, by the
great lakes of the North and along
the southern Gulf, and sent q thrill
of JOY and confidence to the centre Of
our common country.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

REMEMBER That Lathrop is in
favor of the election Of Fillmore to
the Presidency, who recommended in
his message in 1850, that the Mines
should be made the source of revenue
and that honest Miners should be
taxed in proportion to the amount of
the Orc taken out of the claims.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

Music seemed to have lost its "charms to
sooth the savage breast," for right in the
midst of serenade on Sunday night, nu-
merous small sized fights occurred, wherein
several noses were bruised, and sundry eyes
bunged, but no very serious damages done
The belligerent outsiders made several at
tempts to .face the music" but the trouba-
doris finally made them take water and beat
a hasty retreat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

North AMERICAN CIRcUs.-This celebra-
ted company composed of the most talented
performers in the State, the most of whom
were attacked for long time to Lee y Mar
shall's Circus, will perform here tonight
We anticipate seeing full house on the oc-
casion, from the facts that the majority OF
the company are general favorites, and 1t
being election day, our town will be crowd
cd with persons from every locality IN the
neighborhood.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

REMEMBER, That the Know Moth
ing candidates are seeking Republi-
can votes, and that the report of tu-
sion between Lathrop and Smith for
the Assembly is now confirmed! Can
national men support such combi-
nation?
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

REMEMHRR, That the FREE. NfG-
GERS have subscribed three thousand
dollars to buy achite votes and that
the men, infamous enough to enter
into the ''fusion," are attempting to
use the money to elect Lathrop to the
Assembly!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

Miners Of Oroville. you who re-
monstrated against the incorporation
of the town, remember that Mr.. La
throp, has publicly declared his in
tention, if elected, to use his infu-
ence in favor of incorporation by act
of the Legislature, thus denying to
you the right Of petition or Of remon-
strance and subjccting the miners
to the paltry dictates of an aristo-
cratic town council in regard to the
location of sluice- boxes and bitches,
and who will have the absolute con-
troll Of the location and working Of all
mining claims within its incorporated
imits
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

MINING has commenced again in the Ohio
claim, the fumes and pumps having been
repaired and put in working order. The
prolonged fair weather has induced certain
parties to risk the consequences and prose-
cute this undertaking, Notwithstanding the
ateness of the season. Quite large amount
of gold was taken out on Saturday
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

REMEMBER, That the Know Moth
ings show their weakness and con-
sciousness of inevitable defeat by
seeking a ''fusion'' and combination
with the Republicans.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

REMEMBER, That that the Demo
cratic party is and has always been,
the friend of the working man ); and
that the true interests of the laboring
man in every calling, and every avo-
cation, is sustained and supported by
the Democracy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04
FOR CONSTABLE.

The friends of JOHN SULLIVAN announce him
as a candidate for Constable OF Ophir Township ut
the ensuring election, subject 10 the Democratic
Convention. o1n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04
For CONSTABLE.

The Miners, Democrats and working men of ophir
Township, are notified that JOSEPH LOGAN. n
Workng man, is candidate for Constable al the
ensuing election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

DEMOCRATS! Rally to the Polls !!
Vote early! See that every Demo
crat votes The Union is in danger.
Upon the National Democracy de-
pends its preservation. Democrats J
to the Polls for Buchanan and your
country Down with sectionalism !.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04
A vo,d for Hrllc County.

The greatest gathering Tint has been known III
Butte county during the present campn'gn' Is 'hut or
every descr plion OF u-eIul and ornamental nfe'sa'
the ioneer Variety store md Nnnhce Notions Depot,
Washington Block, Mye~ street @Trl door from Mont
..,,..,, pr,vil. ocl3u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

JOHN T. KEEICII announces himself rs cnrGi-
date for Justice of the Pence for yandette Town
ship.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-04

HEy- We learn from a person who
ascertained by actual count, that the
Fillmore demonstration last night,
numbered 292.