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offices OF trust and hcnor the dl,r uo OF liz
patronage and whereas, cement prnciaie bond
Resolved Iha. sniu by the spirit of euncss.cO we will
s s upon toe bas OF those principles upon
Rocvso Thai the pse aon., administration nv tn.
exercise OF an unwsrrsutsbSe influences Of
o 81 s e ad
cces OF homer AID trust IN ofder hat their places might
ssd ss s sy srt q and corrupt M saszsns oy refusing
sgrsd % be secuIsd TO them by Tho constitution and laws
e che Sr II s - s s tor m
Ct the people and the Justly foresd
all claims TO e concerce and respect Of Tho people Of this
kesoyed That win honorable means 10 check the
psssnt nons
houJM about by he exercise patronage ut
formed territory once secraed TO freedom and
sho 70 The exteI sion OF slavery into territories OF the
aeso;vsd That rday d!sepprove the ntesersnce
Of foreign influence Of every tind 10 civ and political al
ent people Of the Uned states in the affairs Of oher
tcns regarding nterfe unwte and in
address which incucates with pro
pey OF avoiding the adoption OF pccs which might Ia
yove us N Improbable and dangerous controversies with
ahst we regard the the Of party
tresen the stability Of our ins and endADgerng The
% m s s sns
Resolved That An ercsn hoerv teoends for Its
s So
from whatever quarter nsigaed destroy such
s 6
ss 81 s ss ss ought to be
Resolved Tbs The respect and condsEoe Of this
ard The people OF his com wealth due to the present
Sne, q the Sss ~ 70 o the members Ok hs admin
uottm anifesed helr ofal conduct aud we heartily
ne Ss ss Ss
CT devoted aId faithful public servsns
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The Weather.


TO THE bDiTOR UF THE RsSEALD.
The cold term is holding to the ice the Hudson
liver and has improved the natural bridge much be.
Albany and Greenbpsh that railroad passengers
can salk over without getting vet feet.
Mr.. s who writes Ia yesterdays HERALD from CAyuga
Like probably resides the shAo part Of the watsr
that oretrfu water basp the surface Of the bottom Of
which formed the suife Of the srourd My friend
Mr.. Begart formerly Clerk Of the Senate, whse home ia
n n' 81
the middle Of that msn,b one ros morning Ct oder ate
tsperatare ,hs sse opposi'e hs place ssin med
ice bad made Tn THAT part the lake, although the
temperature vent down long way below zsro lie has
NY elbow and ssys--s. s err~r. FIR the 6rst ak
nile outhward hom Ca,ngn bridge, Cayuga lake does
ecze but beyond that the lake hsa the deep water and
Characteristics Of seneccs and beszpg is very rare
iTebce at long intervals of years AZ Aurora twelve
miles tou.h 0, the bridge the laks this winter was
ccktd but few Gays and hos been open almost three
miles of It's rotp. F7en during tbs very seycre winter
Of 1st4tb, hs lake there Of ice Nor Me-. s.
right about Seneca iakc Tnero are repeated instances
wbeh STEAMBOATS, could not reach Geneva. IL IL time
the features OF climate, &c spout theGo lakes should
be understood" am vasy glad OF having
vii he Satisfactory to, INV f,sni 3 Tae % land ID
which borders Sayuea AZ Senace takos Ia unaerad by
water ~ eepsa "a thai OF the Desa Sea- and when
earthquake es ssctc shock through these saline
ratorr, goriic current Is prouced Of such intense
energy 70 sheet ho surface o shoe lskes with ios
The n,ure OF Toandsd Ice witn marine salt, and Of
sros AID with 2agneslsp sts proiues cold sufficient
10 chrytALzs mss:1iy. Such Saits held Ia combine
tim by The wa ara under .A,se akcs asd whom the
frosted hreatb3gs al earthquake passed through
heD cold To the Eursas Of tho fresh waters
teas are Contiguous, VII hh sheets 1t with ice.
An earthquake has the abundant ability to conduct
cold beat, with insisnt ec and the skmrg of the
Cayuga sod Seteca Akss wh Ice, in moderate weather
gives Testimony ,his point, which ia conclusive.
I'm iami lar 18th the lake county. have spent
on hs in txsmnir Its geological meteorological
aqus,.sieel ea''nsa When the shores Of ,hose lake
.hal have teeeme populous as some parts OF tho
Worlo the surface viii be found too weak to support thu
weight that will have accumulated upon II; thep new
| akes will be iound.
The sal pc waisrs which nn5erlay these lands
sctid std toi,o,ys that paced o stone bo tie the,
vi sogn ttute IA g. Of dust. Hsd more ieisu
Iworia elt ia jeasi this Eutiect for hay
! II ~ roN,c'' o. lc,e agfps >ocias eg ysets al
I lsE,'-' we.. Is pt& AN
A ts1 IN .hse t,Yi
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When 'he above good tbirgs had been properly dis.
custd. 'he busines Of speech making commsneed and
desired union a. every pers tet hoen union
follow the Crcinns Cor vsution Senators Sickss
lharc) desired uri Msyas Wood desired uni m and
hoted the EgotniI misht strise that man dead who
ater the Gcc'l rsA & nveetion did not urioa
Alderman oanoey, of New 1osk. desired union. Even
u. Seymour, victim She altar OF dsunon forg ave
his enemies and raised Ills voice 1sr united democrat,
party. 1t 10 te sincerely hoped tbat tbs supp.r will
have It's eech hat ibec wi to no more bickerpg aud
qnsnerg bs,ween tire chs ds" ana s,fts" in AS
.emby and that the eegan: hospitality ef the Senators
from ie AID Nfw York will not he away upon tue
unter,ifed of the Empire State Is to De hoped too
that Mr.. Bucl aDan ard Mayor Wood may reap all the
advantage to he ved from he unique re-
union Of the democratic representatives in the Lgs
lsture.
The temperance question: and "whas is to done now9'
meets ore at every DO not let your readers be
dent tn th- bill introduced into the senate by
Mr. Bradford wi not become law It will be passed in
the Senate ard Il rsy be that there are enough mem
bers In the House far pecgtd to temperance
unable to vote agai it. They have hi herto argued
that the present p,ohioitoy law being imperative they
are benetirg the cause OF temperance BY voting
MI B. Baileys BILL Bat when they called uoon to
accord their anorg tho ayes nays the direct
wter they may up. AZ prohibition pros
only Its cdnstu onal operation, your retail liquor
dealers had better lay in large stocks and then they
cell II cut in spite OF the Law.
by the way, will be nice qutsin for gentlemen OF
the law to detsfm how far he doctrine OF non-inter
tererce with property In possession will ex end. The
materials and premises of brewer dis ;iller are
property In ssesson, and viii certainly be il ured
by law which prohibits their interferes With
their value Let lawyers 60 to work upon this PROPOSE
,op.
Immediately after the excitement attending the pas
tsge Of the Hat Contra bill the Assembly had pissed
awsy the wing protest presented BY Mr. Reilly:
Ne the undersigned meberx OF the Legssturs do solemn
y protest against the passase o he bull entitled IAN
torug ,a 1nsr ccto6 OF sae prisons cancel tho
Of Chares for convict
the sing Sing state prison. ard TO enter into coaacs with
said Watson y
JohnJ Reilly Dsnisl Mshen, Charles NILS, Basl Msben,
john Clark ar hur Woods, X. II. HYDE r. b. spinola
James Brpdv. John Hsuford, James Hay Ben. Ray
Curtis, Peter Dawsop.
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superior Court-specisl TIE, n,.

JHNNb
fbrd ogi lRln nor Dd,id ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sgaius,
zach a the eefendants personally tor SO 100 nenonea
In the case with interea and declaring lien 81
- upon the u, nure In ,he Mercantile HOTEL ntsaN
in sdue certain mortgage, and for the ap ,pjn
mint 81 o receiver.
Wakes ogt. Loight- judgment constituting ante Up
tia se,tcmcnt, and directing pay ment to toe plain ill.,
Doolihle ogt Nagor d-Judgment ding the rights
equities Of the parties TO the fund On the haaas Of
Peter Naylr.
Gils,oN rat. Aicotk Principle, 81 the scsairt T. he
t'seo ae'H'sn he taiues dete.1'icca sss 4fna'' -
Ha's Il VI "a tuch pc'poips,
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Brock trout stewed oysters, Lobster au natural,
Raw oysters, Fried Oy ysters
Fllet de epuf, piquee, aux trufilcs
kis de veau, piquee On pet pcis
Goteetes a saeau, saate. aux .harpisrons,
Fried aers.
: COLD ORNAMENTAL DISHES
GelAnttne de dinde, sockle,
Aspc c'hutles en- belle vue.
JRmtcn Ce HestpbRlia, decorated.
ClAud froid Go per0r x.
GeAnlme Go pOusrd, sur sockls
saiste . Aplalienne,
Mayonaise D.anc de vo'ail,e,
Langue de bte1f g'ace en- Geee
NayorAine tlauc d'h lmards
French ard. spani:h olives. Horseradish,
Lettuce, ha1dines, hRcishes,
Celery.
Eoast saddle OF yension, With eurran. Jelly,
Grouse biaize sauce Madeira,
PARTRIDGE, isrded q "a royal,
Ca1 vas back ducks, r0ts game saue0,
Red head dusks,
Block ducks.
Quails brcted toast,
Pigeons, hroied en- toast.
PASTRY,
Fancy Chsrotte 6s rusae,
Chan psgre jelly Q Ia rcee. decorated,
Madeira Jelly, decoraed.
kisses, q Ia creme ftafsnne
AlInor ds \ u royal
Fancy cakes a Ia F7arcaiE6.
ORNAMENTAL.
Flow er bSsfet gothic style,
Pyramids au f,uit,
ERrergo monte au flle dc aseae Ita!ienre
FAKE, nesquet ga, nie, au fruit la Franchise,
Vanilla cream, Orange cream.
ssaass'' Es. s:. t4Gs'::; 4Gsss:; TEs,ss.' E,ssss
Oranges, CoGee.
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FAST DAY IN MAssAoHUsErrs.-Th ,loyer,o.
OF Massachusetts has sppo ntsd Thu tsfey ,na 20 y Z
Afti' 10 he obse,vsd sy ~ fasttnx ss ~ tao ..I
fsp sr, throughoot tbs s'sss
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Our Albany Correspondence.


ALBANY, March %, 1855.
2M Grand DrwecrcS Fusion Supper Parry TIE Dsiauar
Houss-Eg.@ss Of Coed Wtae and Good Cher Dis0y-
aant fOi'ncss' Eiements-1he 7snp rance Quaion-Se.
Sctor Byodfovss Bilt-A Ftw Words Of Adrie 10 the
Liquor Iearess-7he Hat Contraa BIZ, de-, dc.
II tsasting and crinbing speech making and music
flowers and dAttery, unite political party the de-
mocrasy OF New Yk, represented In the Legislature
The Stats, may now 10 conside-ed q unit. It is wei
known fact hat in the early psrt Of the session. the de-
mocrLs OF the House drew of into two distinct factions
the Iearirg steso.st to Oh hard shell primo pies
'he other working for succsss and willing to compromise
for Its ach syemsnt Fccn time to time this same piri
Of Antagonists between hards and soits has manifested
itse In dsosses aad in votes, and has been matter
some eoneernsc tho of the party in the
Senats-a select, but "Iobse baud If Spsrtans',-wh,
have remained - guary united Der these days) during
the entire set6cn. True, Senator Sick!es 70.
marks, there ais only enough Of them for "a whlst
psrty; but they have played their game with marked
ability son etpos winning the odd trick end certainy
holding .he hoaors Well, tie Senators from the two
e1tIems of tho State from tho Atlantic coast and the
shores Of Lake Ee, dseuiLg effort to unite the
nocracy of the Assembly towares the close OF hs sss
zion matter Of policy issued day two since oArd
Of which the following IL copy
Ma sekles srd Mr.. wads~orh request tho pleasure OF
1hursd.y evening .. ococE. to democratic
snembexs OF the .egislatue.
{ DtLAyAN HOUSE,, ALBANY. March "a 1856.
In accordance with this invitation seventy or
eighty persons, among whom Mayor Wood, Of New
YerA; ex Congressman David l.. Kelly Lieut.. Strange,
ard other guests besides the members Of Legislature
assembled at 'he pesvsn to psrtake of the elegant
pality Of the two Senator's. Some your readers who
love the good things of this m may be pleased ,ok
over the ioosipg bi Of fare and imagine it prated
upon whi satin with oil the extra fousishes-
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CILyTc Ott--t tFiY CENTS TER GALLON, ONE q AZ
~ on brrrs enc hnnofcd and sny hours, giving light
sdue TO gas; oissgyeeaole SMALL exposion riyey
csdy beawfui lgL peculiarly suabe to read or sew by
Z stores. factories, &c wholsssia aud retail BY H.
cosssr q Wa,ter street VII moys st Nay isf Pstd
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DkTENT SYSTEM OF WRITING
i Every his to .cher.
MACLAURlN'5 PATENT system OF WIRING.
Patented by U. s. Govern me1t Feb. IA, 1855.
So SET.
One Bet can be used by a dozen learners.
Sent by mail postpaid he Union receipt
tho price. Schools and dealers supplied liberal
Published BY W. MACLAURIN co.. No. 345 broadway
New York.
To Teachers-The author will attend personally without
charge to the introduction Of the system Into schools wishing
10 adopt X.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

ARREsTING THE WRONG MAN.-The San
Francisco Globe of Thursday, in speaking
of the escape of corvicts from the State Pris-
on and their presence in that city. says :
/" One of the editors of this paper observed
an individual partly disguised with false
whiskers, standing at the corner of Mer-
chant and Montgomery Streets, and men,
toned the circumstance to a policeman who
happened to be in the vicinity. The police
man arrested the mask forthwith, and he
turned out to be one of the State Prison
keepers, on the lookout for escaped convicts
Undoubtedly half the thieving depredations
committed in this city are perpetrated by
convicts. who should be serving out their
sentences at Point San Quentin"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24
Extension Forever!

Owing 10 the Immense business done by the under-
signed they have found il necessary to open another
BRANCH in Orovile, and have located II nearly OPP
pnste the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite inc
Miners Bakery, ON Montgomery 'lretl' "here .hey
are now onemnp and offer for sale as fine steck OF
Clothing boots and shoes Hats. Caps, ana ns good
a stock OF Under Clothing can be io\nd IN their
we'll known establishment To the Miners ana resi-
dents of Thompson Flat, Morris RaNine, Oregon
Guch and Cify, and everybody, with their friends,
we would simply say drop in and see us at th'
Branch, examine onr stock you have both the right
quantity and quality TO select IRON. clothe your
selves comfortably, go on your way rejoicing ana II
oar goods don't give you satisfaction. our names are
not II. 10Y O. VI tLh,oN,
Montgomery street, opposite st. Nicholas, ana
Branch opposite Miners Bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

HORSE KILLED BY BULL.-One of the
bulls whose valuable services have been en-
gagged to assist in the performance at Jones'
Amphitheatre on Christmas, while being
driven hither yesterday from Meals Ranch,
became incensed at a horse attached TO the
Shasta stage, and with his horns did in6ict
such serious injuries to that quadruped as
caused his death. We are informed by Ma
jor Graham that the horse was most excel
lent one, being valued at five hundred dol
lars.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

MINISTER TO New GRANADA.-Hon.
Isaac E Morse, of Louisiana, has been sent
as Envoy Extraordinary to New Granada,
commissioned to effect an amcable settle
ment of the difficulties growing out of the
Panama riot, and also, it is said, to endeav-
or to make an arrangement by which the
United States may exercise some sort of ju-
risdiction over the Isthmps route--at least
so far as the protection Of her own citizens
are concerned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

that vicinity with school warrant,
probably with the expectation Of be-
ing able to compel the county, should
such road be established, to pay a
huge sum of smart money for locating
it through the .Bidwell Bridge farm
A suit once commenced on this score,
against the county, they would be in a
position to prosecute for damages, or
compromise by selling the suspension
folly at Bidwell to the county, for the
triAing sum of forty or fifty thousand
dollars in scrip, bearing interest at
the rate of two per centum per month.
If, as they contend, it is impractical
Bile to build road to the junction,
why should those who are interested
in turning the travel away from Oro-
vile, cover the unproductive hills of
that vicinity with school warrants e?
The fact is that it is the natural place
for q road from Oroville to the upper
country, and we doubt not the pres
ent Board of Supervisors will so con-
slider it, and consult only the public
interest in deciding the question.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

DARING ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY
AND MURDER.-Wm H. Abell, ESQ.,, mer-
chant and auctioneer of Oroville, called on
us last evening and related the following ex-
traordinary circumstances. He was on his
way fIom 0rovile TO this city, on horseback,
and sometime after dark, about two miles
this side of Welch's. three men sprang from
behind q tree stsnding near the road, and
attempted to seize his horse. He ordered
them to stand off, at the same time reigning
his horse on one side, when one drew a pistol
and the others rushed upon him again. In
stantly he drew his revolver from his leg
ging, where he carried it, and fired it at the
nearest man, who cried out as if shot and
fell, at the same time discharging his pistol,
the ball from which passed through MIR.
Abeirs hat and pulled the hair on the top
of his head. Seeing the others approaching
he threw himself on the side of his horse and
fred again under his neck, and this time,
too, he thinks he hit his man, who also re-
tarued his FIRE and then run. Mr.. Abel
sent third shot after him, but this, he
thinks did not take effect.
At the second fire his hat fell off. which he
reached down and picked up. He exhibited
t to us with the hole in it, Beyond doub,
it was most narrow escape, and Mr.. Abel
is fortunate as well as brave man.
From the above We are led to the belisi
that the shooting season has commenced
The night was SO dark that it was impossible
to recognize the robbers Cal. Express.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

YANKEE CHEEK."-The Sacramento
Times of Friday, contains the following ac-
count of the &c last break" of Hiram Pear
son who has recently been on a European
tour:
s'This renowned San Franciscan, who, the
last news tells Us, squatted on the Pope's
Throne and paid handsomely therefor, forced
himself into the European Scientific Con-
gress, recently held at Vienna. He accom-
plished it thus, which on its face shows fraud,
for the reason that he never had such di-
ploma as is spoken Of but his fighting quail
tiles secured him admission. At Vienna be
applied to the proper authorities for permis-
sion to inspect the government buildings
lie was refused on the ground that no one
but a member of the European Congress OF
Science, then IN session in Vienna, could be
admitted. Thereupon he applied to be re-
ceived in the Congress as member, stating
that his diploma had been destroyed IN the
great eonhagration in San Francisco. This
demand was complied With and he was treat
ed with the greatest consideration by all the
members of the body, except the Archduke
Charles who took exception to his admission,
as he had no diploma Col. Pearson. feeling
himself aggrieved az the manner in which
the Archduke's objections were made, chal-
leDged him; whereupon the Archdukc de-
scended from his dignity, apologized, ex-
planned, and all was satisfactorily settled.
Col. Pearson was admitted to the chair OF
Surgery, and named Vice President Of the
Congress.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

CHRISTMAS FIxINs.-Charley Legate has
made most extensive preparations for treat
ing his friends to Christmas dinner. Cob
lers have been slain, and pigs and other
beasts including oysters, etc. From the ap-
pearance of things in and about his Hotel
de Chop House, we should imagine he intend
ed making most magnificent layout for
the consideration of the Oroville eplcures.
See his advertisement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

UNION HOTEL, SPANIsHrowN.-Phi Rip
ley and John Staniels whom every body
knows or ought to know, have just opened
a house bearing the above name at Spanish
town. Their own natural love OF good
things eatable, drinkable and sleepable, is
sufficient guaranty that they will keep first
rate house. We call the attention of the
reader to their advertisement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

BALIs To-NGHr.-we desire to inform
eur RAIDERS that there will be grand dance
at weich's Ranch, another at Troughton's
Hotel. Wysndotte, and yet another at Whal-
ing's Musical Hall, 0roville, this, Christmas
Eve. "On with the dance
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

REsUscITATED.-Twoo of the Cinnamon
who were suffocated a few nights since in
Marysville,by inhaling the fumes of burning
charcoal, were resuscitated through the ef
forts of Mr.. Mitchell, a member of the dra-
matte company now playing in that city. So
says the Express.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

PRESENT TO BEN PERLEY PooRE.-The
To,cn Talk says that certaiu San Francisco
Fillmourners have joined in raising fund
for purchasing a suitable testimonial to pre-
sent to Ben Perley Poore, the wheelbarrow
politician.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24
Pickings from the Poets.

81 do remember an Apothecary. ry."-Romeo and juliet.
All who have need of an Apothecary, or anything
IN an Apohecary's line, will bear in MIND that the
CHEAPEST and BEST stock of Medicines may be
had atthe Drug Store of
RANDALL & McpERMOTT,
do Montgomery street, Orovile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24
Frenthtown Canal Mining Company.

RENCnTowN, Dec. q, 1896.
Notice is hereby given, that a meeting OF the Stock
holders of the .Frenchtuwn Canal Mining Company
will be- held at the Merchants Hotel MaT!''ilt, ON
the tenth uOth day of JanuSry, 1851 for the purpose
of increasing the capital stock Of said Company 10
sixty thousand dollars lS6u,OuO)
Signed NJ. FULLER,
G.. G. ADDISON,
q. NJ. EVANS,
W. :. WATSON.
d6-td lruslee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24
Union Hotel & Stage Honse
SPANIsHToWN, BUTTE CO.
RIPLEY g. STANIELS,. ..... Pro prietors

49,, THE UNDERSIGNED inform their friends
WIFI; and the public generally, that they have just
Et:iI opened NEW HOTEL. in Spanishtown bear
ing the above name, and having provided ii with all
the arrangements that constitute first class Hotel
clean and comfortable Beds, bountifully furnished
Table, and a Bar supplied with the best of Wines,
Liquors ana Cigars they solicit the patronage OF the
travelling public.
aS-The California Stage Company make thus house
the head quarters for their Coaches in Spanishtown.
j. p. RIPLEY,
JOHN :. STANIELS.
Spanishtown, Decemberr20, 1856 d2O-if
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24
county Trcasurer's Office.

Notice hereby given. that all persons holding bu'ie
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered betu cen the 7th day of May 1885, and 9th
day of August 1886, except Warrants numbered le2.
ls 1884, le5 100 and l9l. that the same viii bc pau
vn ,bnt after this date said Warrants will cease 10
h.,r interest WIN LArTlMURE.
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Groceries! Groceries !
The Holidays are Coming.

And J. + kESSlNG. at the 0roville store, Is SIM
prepared to furnish the inhabitants OF oro'lile anu
vicinity with the best quality of Groceries, Wines,
Liquors &C., for a smaller sum OF money thnh hllN
other house. The public are Respectfully invited 10
call and examine his large and well selected slock Vi
Goods at wholesale uF retail, cheap Tor cash.
Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. dl6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24
DIED.

In this place on the odd inst, , of pneumonia, Mr.
WM. q. PARISH, aged 80 years and months oi
Middlehel6, Mass.
San Francisco aud Sacramento papers please copy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

"Throw physic to the dogs, ,"-Mdc5eh
Mr. Macbeth would never have made such rash
exclamation, had he purchashd his phyric from an
establishment such
RANDALL & McDERM0TT'S,
222 Montgomery street, Orovlle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24
NOTICE.

To the Stockholders in the Frencbtown Canal Mi
ming Company is hereby given, that an additional
assessmen. of ten per cent the capital stock is
called n and payable on or before the Goth of De-
cember next. ANAN FARGO, Secretary.
Frenchtown November 10th, iSj6. n26 I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-24

;sOh don't you remember sweet Alice Ben Bolt,
Sweet Alice, whose face was so fair"
All owing to her having purchased her cosmetics
at the famous Drug Store of
RANDALL. 4 MCDERMOTT,
do Montgomery street, Orovtle