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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

ADVENTURES OF julius CESAR FRE-
MoNT-The writer's of fiction have discover
ed splendid field in the subject of Fremonts
achievements in California; and it would al
pear that the fame Of the illustrous " path
finder" is destined to take precedence of that
Of ;be rsdoubtab4e Davy Crockett" on the
page of ROMANCE. Some enterprisng imita-
tor of Messrs. Turner 4 Fisher, the wild cat
almanac manufacturers, may one day col
late the Fremont fables and make an eternal
fortune by publishing them with graphic
illustrations of the Hero's remarkable escape
from seventeen tribes of the PoCowArTARUs
Indians, by swimming the Blue Snakee ri
yer on raft of buffalo chips, and subse-
quently Disgusting himself in the skin of Il
grizzly 6ar, Juiius Cesar Fremont cross
ing the Rocky Mountains on streak of
CREASED ch aimed lightning would compose u
very attractive frontis- piece GiObe.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

BALLOON ASCENSION About IL o'clock
Yesterday, the daring air traveller, Prof
Wilson, started on an upward journey. from
the bull pen on A street, and went" kiting'
until something broke, when " all of a sud
den," as the boy said when his dad fen in
the soap tub, the huge air monster (the bal
loon, we mean,) came down about three
blocks from its starting place, after ascend
ing about half a mile. The Professor look
ed rather dark after emerging from the
folds of his balloon, which exploded as it
reached the earth, completely Disgusting
him with SCOT There was large crowd on
the ground and housetops to witness the
scension.-.narysUiHe Erpress.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES' EMPORIUM
o E u a . II = q NJ (:
MRS, M, l.. NEWELL,

MRS. M, L. NEWELL,
THANING il ST RECEIVED direct from the I'm
n pUrters n large aud well selected assortment "f
MILLINERY. LADIES APPAREL. GENTLE.
MEMS FURNlSHlNG GOODS. FANCY DRY
GOODS SC, woulS respectfully call the attention of
this community To the hic Isa although She may not
have q ~fOck ~ LO-irs' EzrhaRge, yet
SHE WILL NOT BE UNDERSuL9.
Among her bloch may be- found Ladies Dress
Goods, French Lawns. Printed JacOnets,
Fancy and Pain swiss Muslins. French
Lawns and inqhnnr, lhihcls, De-
laines, Pophns, silks. Embroi-
derS, lNWS Edgngs and
lu-euings, Manlillas.
A choice lot OF Millinery--kbbonsr Laces, Flowers,
Blondes. Head dresses and Mourning Goods
IeahOrn Hats for Boys Gimp Halls fuy Misses -
Fianneis of every variety, Bed IicSiuI Linen Dam
ask aud Crash, Scotch AMI French Diaper Embrol'
dered and Grass Cloth Shirts Murseits, Quilts, Long
Cloth and Mosquito Nets
Gents GUOds--DTawers and Cndershirts, CfaVats,
Handkerchipts Gloves. Linen Shirts.
Millinery Work and MHntau Making executed with
neatness and promptitude.
RJ-l have Just received in addition so the above
stock, beautiful assortment of Clothing, Hats, Caps,
shirts &c. suitable for Boys.
ThAukfdl Tor the liberal patronage of my friends,
q continuation of the same from them and the public
generally is respectfully solicited.
NJ. l. NEWELL,
Montgomery s7eet opposite lfuntoon's Exchange
Uru7ilIc. May Ii, 1-j6 jy -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
E.. S. COOPER, TT. ..
= TT II % K q NJ

NFFlCE,-At The Fyc Err a. e''.e inhr-
q y mary Mission street. bvlwten -.,s.u aii Third
near IsRnssian Baths San FIR
All Surgical Operations ikhE f. cents s-t .ent >
iu. themselves at tue 'ILINlCs on tFHd.s .tSs and
Satunhlys al : z O'Clock. Vi. ''s1 .,' !la q the
llty and Faciic Coast e&eIa.1y. sre .''s -. lt-
Weld TO attend the tlnfruary ON bhnis3i o. when
ererTis i1as DO opporttue Ior IGeI1sei e @asls-n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
MAGNOLIA SALOON!
Next to HuntOOn's Exchange, OrOville.

THNHlS COOL AND COMFORTABLE RESORT
n has been fitted ap in the neatest possible man.
ner. and with an eve single to making the most re-
cherche establishment of the kind in town. The
BRANDiES. WINES, &C, are Of the II ost SELECT
BRANDS direct irem the Importers; and having
had ELtnaue Practice at tie Bar, we hater our
selves that cannot easily be Outtlono in the mode
of seving up the latest and moss fashionable fancy
beverages as well as courtesy ual polite attention TO
our patrons JAMES >. DICKEY 4 co.
Montgomery street next door to llunoeR'S Exchange
OroYile, July lt56. jyll.u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
]. w. SCOT r
RAIL ROAD HOUSE

HOTEL AMI RESTAURANT,
EUROPEAN PLAN.
No 4Commercial and 81 Clay streets, San Francisco.
HALEYf& THOMPSON. Pror rietors4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

HN MAKING AN EXCAVATION SOME TINE
n since. beneath the EMPIRE HOTEL, IN this town,
u was discovered by the acute aud observing mind of
DEACON SHELDON hat the atmosphere of thai
locality possessed not only healthful but remark
ably soothing property, which seemed To quiet and
subdue the most violent passions, and Ia invest every
man who irequented the spot, with wonderful de-
gree OF sell>coinplaccncy, and harnonioua and
irendly disposition towards the WHOLE WORLD.
and the conflicting elements of which it is composed
He therefore resolved with benevOencc peculiarly
his own, 10 take possession OF The excavation for the
purpose OF establishing an Institution. where people
of ALL PARTIES and opinions could safely and
harmoniously congregae tor the free discussion oI
the exciting topics of the day. fearless of the slightest
risk of any unpleasant collision.
With this view, the DEACON. in connection with
MIR. CRAlGE. has transformed this location into an
ELEGANT ROOM, which they have designated by
ghe name Of the
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON.

Where they solicit visits from the Buchanan Clubs
Fillmore Clubs, Fremont Clubs and other entlemen
with or without Clubs, and from members OF Vigilance
Committees and Law and Order Parties from Sons
of Temperance and Moderate Imbibers oS Raspberry
Cobblers and from that innumerable fraternity of the
Pick, Spade, Rocker, Long Tom and Slnice, who,
after IA day OF toll and labor, would enjoy hour OF
agreeable relaxation and socinl conversation
THE DEACON assures his friends, that they will
meet with most cordial reception ut the SUBTER-
RANEAN SALOON. where the fluids dispensed will
be onnd fully equal in quality TO those for which the
DEACON is. in part, indebted for his enSnbls repu.
tation.
Oroville, Juy2S, 1856. jy26.tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-15
s%.A man named Bennett, re

ES-A man named Bennett, recently
executed for murder a, Louisville, con-
tessed 10 fellow prisoner that he was
the murderer OF Mr.. Edward Sievin, a
merchant OF that city, whose body year
or two since was found in the Ohio, Il
was supposed at the time that Mr.. 5. was
accidentally drowned, lnasmuch as his
gold watch was found on his person; but
it seems Bennett lett the watch on the
body for the express purpose of lulIing
suspicion Of foul play. Bennett com
planned Of an aceompllce in the murder for
which he was lately executed, because
that ncconplice insisted upon taking the
watch OF their las. victim, and thereby
we're detected.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-15

4 .Nsu Torn- Western CoHsgs, -
We are informed BY reliable auth ni,y
TIA. College il about 10 be erected by
The United Brethren a. place called
Wssscra, situated in he southwest part
Of Linn county, and so'ne fifteen miles
from Marion. Those who have seen the
location regard ], as one Of the mos, ele-
eaat and healthy locations for town in
the county. The town is already Land out,
and loss can now be had on reasonable
aesms. The edlleEc . to be completed
ready cor -, BY tRA first Of December
next Thsrs are&e bo three buildings
~ cost - which i estimated a, one
hundred thousand dollars. Near $50 200
10 already subscribed. The United
Dssthsen have $50 acres Of land connect.
- soshsir conaempla,ed college. Every.
shiuG bids lair that Western will soor
b. town Of some inpor,a nee, and pre-
cent great facilities for educating the
youth Of our land. Success TO the enter.
prise. -Lisa 60 Reg.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-15

Stoves. We direct espeeia; attention
10 the new advertisement OF S. Tomlln-
sen + Co.
This Arm have long been clearing the
way 70 do . business in this line 10 tho
entire satisfaction Of the people. They
new hare . store room 100 fee, in length
oiled 10 overaow,ag with stoves Of every
sixs, pattern and quality, as we'll as al
over whslm;ng stock Of tin ware aud 9th
81 articles. 1. 10 jus, such m establish.
men, ~ has long been needed in Upton
sae capable Of doing the entire business
Of the place and on a. favorable terms a,
a any similar store in the river cities. If
yea don't believe try EN-. You have
ssr word for it.
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Spiriiualism.-A correspondent oil the
Csmbsiigs Chronicle, writing upon this
subjecs says:
'Ops or two Of the Harvard professors
n well rs large number Of the most
respectable citizens Of Cambridge, have
become deeply interested in this remark
able phenomenon, and have listened with
amaxement to scientific and theological
discours~s psrporting to be inspired by
Franklin, Waits and other illus,rlous
minds.
One Of the professors here alluded to,
h probably Henry W. Loosfellow. II is
also stated Rev, Mr.. Moun,lord, Rev
DR.. Psrks, Judge Phillips, Peter Har.
vsy, Esq, Alvin Adams, Es3., and Other
well known citizeas, are investigating the
subject. Bostos Hrdid.
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Novmon Emigrstion.-An item has
lately ccms TO knowledge which We know
70 b fact. And that 10 wheelbarrow
emigration among the SAINTS, over the
plans. 10 Sak Lake in the spring. And
with view Of accommodating and ex.
psdising their transit TO their new home
the wheelbarrow expsdient has been sug
gssssd and acted upon.
An establishment in this city has re-
Osived "a order, and are now manufac
turing. shout ave hsndrcd Of these We
h,cles. Il Is proposed that many youni
men. And those with strength and physi
sal energy u endure the trip, can pacI
their xii OF provisions in q whceIbarrov
and trudgs along the valley Of Saints
The experiment, - oil events, will b
a9isd.--N. kosis Republican.
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I'm Uyiu .Naa.-Francis ?. Blai

I'm Ugly .Nan.-Francls p. Blair,
Presided, OF the Republican Convention
a, P,usbu-gh, is said to be the ugliest man
in the United States. Upon taking the
chair he was called upon for speech,
when he stated thu, that Wa the frs,
time in his life that he had been called
upon to address an audience We don,
wor der at it, /, would take bold man
to lace such a speaker. Prentice said OF
him, years ago, ina, he would give any
money TO have cas-, Of Biairs counten-
ance transferred TO his andlrons, as the re-
semblance would frighten his children so
as 10 prevent all danger Of their going
too near the fireplace.
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More Ssev. 1t appears as # We were
co;aR 70 have another winter; the ground
10 Gov (ruesday.) covered with snow
with fair prospec, for slcigLing. Fol
q published s.a,emsn, 0. the observation:
81 +. ). Psss;S., u s9Sses::Sc, S:::;:!.sc
niaa Observes; il appears We have hae
more cold days and colder days this v'n
Ter than any winter since isiO.
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Horse RakeS.
REAPING MACHINES,
CORN SHELTERS,
And every thing in the Farming Lilac.
Doors and Sash Nails, Class,

And House Hardware of all klnde,
Job Work OF all kinds done.
We have now employees Coppersmith, which
enables US to Go all kinds OF Copper Work
which we warrant good or no pay.
Also. Chaia Pumps, Lightning Rods, Lead
Pipe, &C., DC.
ERRArEp DouptE SUCTION AND FORCE PUMPS
Designed for Railroads, Mines Furnaces, Paper
Mills, Factories, Stationary Fire Engines, Wells
Cisterne. &C., &c.
Cali and See for Yourselves
(Stoves and Tin Ware at Wholesale, 81 Chi
csgo Prioes.)
Court Square, East OF Swe.lands
Milf SAMUEL. TOMLISSON j. co.
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Some ARTICLES Of old furniture were sold
II auction IN Norfolk few days ago, for
ths benels u two little orphan boys
named Dsvssitsgs, whose parents died Of
the yellow fever. They were very poor,
and tho laSaisure was valued al : mere
triae. Ds(oss the sale. some one forced
open drawer Of an old bureau, for want
Of . key, whss the pleasant discovery
vas made Of ol50 in gold, neatly tied
up in little bag. The money goes Il
the orphan children.
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Fatal .dccidenf. AS Mr.. William
Schoul,e, OF this township, was returning
from Gu.enburg on Sabbath evening
last, in company with bis son Edwin,
bright, intellectual boy OF ten years DID,
the wagon in which they were riding was
upset, turning entirely over, apparently
killing the boy instantly, and hurting
Mr.. S. very seriously. The horses being
detached from the wagon went on home,
and the two were confined beneath The
wagon until found by persons who went
10 search for them. From what we can
learn, the boy mus, have fallen tn SUCH a
name or as to break his neck; and Mr.. ,.
has very severe wound on the head
| This ,s a heavy affection on the parents
| who arc very ardently attached to their
children, and particularly 10 the mother,
who has not yet. recovered from very
severe sickness They have the warm
es, sympsthies o(the community IN their
prea, bereavement layton Counj
| Herald.
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Iun b g r
Al the
Minnesota Lumber Yard;

Corner of Iowa and Fourth Streets,
Opposiye the :. New Pennsylvania House,"
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
1AMUEL, r. FULLER would respectfully
y announce 10 the citizens Of Davenport and
surrounding country hat he has recently open
ed an extensive
l. n lsa b er Var
corner OF Iowa and Fourth streets, directly op-
posite New Pennsylvania House, where he has
now on hard a large and well selected stock
Of Lumber, consisting in part Ct
Flooring, superior qusii.y; Fencing, tuii
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling, sheeting,
PLANK q, TLNInEI1.
Joist and scantiing of all dimensions, clear
stuff and boards Of every quality from eight to
twenty Jour feet long, 100000 best quality
sha we'd pine shingles; SOC, 900 best quality pine
Iaths: also 2o.oO0 No. pickets $4,000 No 2
pickets; also constantly on hand a lul assort-
ment Of Sash aud Liazei U,nions.
The particular atten ton 1T builders and pur.
en-, ssYs of lumber Is invited 10 examine oul
stock which will be sold al
Prices that Cu,snot fail to sxat Purchasers
Don't forget the place, corser Iowa ane
Fourth streets.
N. B.-Purchasers from the country stop
pinc at the New Pennsylvania House will hay'
| the advantage Of selecting and loading thei
| lumber without taking thar hevses from th'
staMe. molly.
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in Erciiang Game. following
old fashioned English game, which held
its own up to late period, was thus per-
formed
A gentleman put the end Of coil OF
string,n his mouth, CALAMITY present.
inc the other end 10 select young lady;
the duty OF both vas to absorb the string
with the lips, Till by degrees they ap.
preached each other. as If attracted by a
magnetic influence; and kiss, If sne
could be accomplished in spite Of the mu-
,ual impsdiment, concluded the affair."
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Latelia Crape.--The lsabt la grape
vine, now % famoua. was first lntrods-
ced into the North by Mr.. George Gibbs
Of Bro ,kIyn, Long Island. Cuttings
from this vine were brought from Its ma
tive State, North Carolina, BY Mrs. "
and the vine ir compliment 10 her, was
called the Issbslla. --Er.
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e. Notice the new advertisement oI
Brick Much more building would be
done in Upton could the material be had
Those men are preparing to supply al
che brick demanded. AID We certainly
wish them success. II we once have q
sulIieisns supply il will be the first time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-15

Anthony Kennedy has been elected T.
S. Senator, by the Legislature OF mary.
land, for six years from tho 4th day o.
March, 1857, in the place Of Governor
Pratt, the present incumbent =.
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~There will be preaching in the
Cours House on the 18th and 10Th, in
the evening BY the Rev. Mr.. Davis. OF
Musca,ine.
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Msas.-Ws hope everybody will sign
The pst,sion Tor IN increase Of Mail ser.
vice to T,paen. II they don't, the climax
will b dat We may soon be in recsip, Of
snly / semi.wsekly Eastern Mail, and
tat in Z roundabout way.
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Copper and Tin

Is unequaled IN the West,
We. will have, in due season, all OF the
Best Flows now in use.
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II. NJ. HIGGINS. A.. !. HI0Gixs
HIG GINS BROTH Frs
81, Randolph street, Chicago.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS or
MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS.
and

SHEET MUSIC.
COLE agents Tor Light, Newton 4 Bradbu-
~ rvs, and Halnes Brothers. piano fo-tes,
varying in price from SITS to $l,0Oo--which
instruments are. by the best judges, pronounced
superior in every respect to any others We,
manufactured. They are also in receipt Of a
large assortment Of Instruction Books for all
kinds Of musical instruments: also guitar and
violin strings Of the best quality. Among
their Instruments are melodeons, guitars, slo-
Inns, accordeons, dutinas, flutes aud brass in
struments, all Of which they will sell at whole.
sale or retail at the lowest prices Piano stool,
IN great variety. Old pianos taken in exchange
tor hew ones, on asonable terms. Pianos ant
mslodeons tuned and repaired in the best man.
ner. Orders addressed to H,ggins' Brothers
81, Randolph street, Chicago, will rece,v,
prompt attention, and the best judgment Of III,
| firm vii be exercised in favor Of parties wis
are unable to visit the city 10 select for them
selves, but who will send their orders, enelo.
| ing the money, naming the price Of Me instru
nsnt desired. Chicago, OcA -. LISA
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Lani Office Business al Tort Dodge,
loua. Ih. keokuk Times, of The 9Th
ut., says:
we have been shown q letter receiv.
ed from Gen. Van Antwerp, one of the
land officers at For, Dodge, In which i,
is stated that the press Of business there
has compelled them to close the Office for
three weeks to enable them to &c, up the
books In six weeks they have sold over
two hundred thousand acres OF land with
warrants and received for cash sales over
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
the astonishing rapidity OF our grow tn as
State, and lend new confidence ID the
predictions of our future greatness.
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~Thc lines ITO Miss K. G." are
reeused an insertion, because the authors
name does not accompany them.
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Weatei--One line to fill this column.
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Another Laura Dridpman,

A correspondent Of the De,roi, .Adrer-
user says he has letter before him from
a perfectly reliable source, giving some
tacts which | now repeat. The subject is
Abby A., second daughter of NJ. c. C.
Dillingham;, Of Fall River, Massachusetts
My correspondent. says;
l think her one of the wonders of the
age. She is deaf, dumb, and bind, and
has no use OF her rlht limbs, yet she will
converse tiuen,ly with the mute alphabet.
writes very lsg'bly with her left hand,
reads common writing, on paper, or slate,
or print, (if the book be not too much
worm by passing her fingers over the
works. She will also distinguish the diff.
ferent colors Of varegated dress IN the
same way. She has wrough several
pieces of crewel work that would be a
credi, to any girl of her age, selecting
and arranging all the colors by feeling
and using only the left hand, She play s
drafts and backgammon exper,ly. She
knows when any one comes into the room
by the jar Of the bed, Con which she con-
stanlly lies, and can IN this way dis,in.
guish the different members Of the family.
A son and daughter Of my informan u,
spent several days a, Mr.. DIS. one day
the young lady, to a,tes. Abby's acute
ness, entered the room with an unusual
gait. She laughed out, and immediately
initiated the long steps with her finSers
upon the qed-cover, and said 'Sally'-,he
right name with her fingers Of course J
She possessed the usual bodily faculties
till she was eigh years Of age, when .
severe fall brought On disease Of the
spine, eliminating in fits, and the deprlva
ton OF sight, hearing and speech. Sh.
lies on her back and is moved once in foul
or five weeks. Great care needs to b,
taken to avoid shaking the bed much, fo
this would throw her al once into fit.
She is very sprlgh,Iy and playful
Whenever she is moved she gees into
fl. 1t requires four men, who raise he
up as gently as possible, while a,hers re
move the DO and replace another. Thi
is usually done about noon. As soon a
she Is stIrred Il fiji comes on, which las,
TILL some time in the night, gradually pass
Ing oil Into a natural leep, aid sh
wakes quite bright in tie morning. |
takes her Jay or two, however, to &c
used 10 Der new bed
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HOUSES For SALE.

HOUSES FOR "A lie.
THE undersigned offers for sale two comfort
/ able dwelling houses situated in Upton
the is house Of good size, and the other q
comfortable house for small family. Beth
With good lots. 36fl yNO. II. STAR.
100 ACRES
choice land. near Upton. Cor sale.
w. HAMMOND.